John Demjanjuk judge Dan Aaron Polster
John Demjanjuk attorney Michael E. Tigar
John Demjanjuk attorney Dennis G. Terez
John Demjanjuk on forged Trawniki ID Card 1393| Exhibit A | 28 KB | Timeline (see notice of manual filing) |
| Exhibit B | 28 KB | U.S. v. Demjanjuk, Case No. 99CV1193, Transcripts, Volumes 1-7 (see notice of manual filing) |
| Exhibit C | 1.4 MB | Newspaper Article: “AP Exclusive: FBI thought Demjanjuk evidence faked,” Associated Press, April 12, 2011 |
| Exhibit D | 932 KB | Withdrawal Notice of January 21, 2010 from NARA, with FBI Memorandum dated March 4, 1985 attached |
| Exhibit E | 604 KB | FBI Transmittal Communication of March 4, 1985; From SAC Cleveland To Director FBI (blue version) |
| Exhibit F | 804 KB | FBI Memorandum dated March 4, 1985 |
| Exhibit G | 472 KB | FBI Transmittal Communication of March 4, 1958 |
| Exhibit H | 460 KB | AP Newspaper Article: “Demjanjuk’s lawyer asks to delay trial over authenticity of old Nazi ID card,”, Cleveland.com, April 13, 2011 |
| Exhibit I | 348 KB | Memorandum Communications: Demjanjuk FOIA requests; from Bruce Einhorn to Martin Sachs; from Martin Sachs to Neal Sher; dated June 1986 |
| Exhibit J | 2.4 MB | Declaration of Michael E. Tigar of July 13, 2011 |
| Exhibit K | 2.1 MB | Declaration of John Broadley Pursuant to 28 U.S.C. 1746 of July 14,2011 |
| Exhibit L | 724 KB | Newspaper Article: “Public defender in Cleveland seeks to help John Demjanjuk, says case may have been tainted,” Cleveland.com, April 29, 2011 |
| Exhibit M | 380 KB | Certificate of Translation of September 16, 2002; re: Soviet Card for Ivan (Andreevich) Dem’Yanyuk |
| Exhibit N | 5.3 MB | Certificate of Translation of April 29, 1996; re: Interrogation Protocol of Vasiliu Nikiforovich Litvinenko |
| Exhibit O | 996 KB | Translation from the German Language; dated April 12, 1987; Service Memo to Prof Dr. K. Konikol |
| Exhibit P | 1.7 MB | Withdrawal Notice of January 21, 2010 from NARA with FBI Transmittal Communication dated March 16, 1981; From SAC Cleveland, To Director FBI |
| Exhibit Q | 1.4 MB | Withdrawal Notice of January 21, 2010 from NARA with FBI Transmittal Communication dated March 27, 1981; From Director FBI to SAC Cleveland Joseph Griffin, Jr. |
| Exhibit R | 2.2 MB | Withdrawal Notices of September 7, 2004, from NARA; Re: John Demjanjuk |
| Exhibit S | 4.1 MB | Withdrawal Notices of September 7, 10, and 15, 2004, from NARA; Re: Judicial Assistance: War Crimes Investigations |
| Exhibit T | 2.7 MB | Withdrawal Notices of September 7, 15, 18, 20, and 21, 2004, from NARA; Re: Justice Dept. Is a dupe of Communist propaganda |
| Exhibit U | 68 KB | FOIA Request submitted to NARA on May 20, 2011, by Vicki Werneke, with 7 withdrawal notices |
| Exhibit V | 68 KB | FOIA Request submitted to NARA on May 20, 2011, by Vicki Werneke, with 25 withdrawal notices attached |
| READ MORE | 268 KB | GOVERNMENT’S OPPOSITION TO DEFENDANT JOHN DEMJANJUK’S MOTION FOR RULE 60 RELIEF In the legal proceedings that began in 1999 and culminated in his removal to Germany a decade later, he has received more and fairer process from this nation than he could possibly have received from any other legal system in the history of humankind. — Steven M. Dettelbach and Lanny A. Breuer |
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AFFIDAVIT OF FBI SPECIAL AGENT THOMAS C. MARTIN Moroz said, "The Soviets don't need (to get) Demjanjuk. He is not a political force. But what they are looking for is a precedent. If it works, they will try it again and again and again." He contended the Soviet Union cannot be trusted because it faked evidence and has forged documents in the past. He said he and many others have been victimized. He explained the Soviets enjoy having the Demjanjuk trial take place because it takes attention away from atrocities in the Soviet Union, and may drive a wedge between Jews and Ukrainians who are strong allies in the human rights campaign there. He said, "What is taking place is a Soviet trial in an American court. The Soviets are doing their work with American hands. Why doesn't the American government spend their money looking for Soviet spies in the U.S.?" — FBI Special Agent Thomas C. Martin quoting Ukrainian dissident Valentyn Moroz |
| READ MORE | 160 KB | REPLY BRIEF OF JOHN DEMJANJUK IN SUPPORT OF MOTION PURSUANT TO FED.R.CIV.P.60 This is one of those highly unusual cases where the government was already found to have lied to federal judges at both the district and appellate levels, and to federal judges in another country. Those lies put a wrongfully accused man on another country’s death row to await execution. Government lawyers then promised not to break the rules again after a finding of fraud on the court was made. The government chose to act contrary to its promises. — Michael E. Tigar, Dennis G. Terez, Vicki Werneke |
| READ MORE | 90 KB | EXHIBIT A: Time Line II The contents of this CD-ROM are not currently available. |
| READ MORE | 5.3 MB | TRANSCRIPT OF HEARING BEFORE THE HONORABLE THOMAS A. WISEMAN, JR. 29 JAN 1993 ALLAN A. RYAN, JR. The Trawniki card, if I may say so, is the most analyzed document in the 20th century. I mean that in a literal way, between here in the trial and Israel. It has been examined so many different ways by so many scientific tests that I can't imagine what possibly more could be disclosed from the Trawniki card that hasn't been. |
| READ MORE | 741 KB | FORMERLY SECRET INTERNAL FBI COMMUNICATION TO DIRECTOR DATED 08 JAN 1985 JEROME BRENTAR is a longtime activist in the East European emigre community in Cleveland, who has taken up DEMJANJUK's cause, pursuing the theme that DEMJANJUK is being victimized by a persecutorial DOJ, KGB inspired documents falsely indicating he was a guard at the Treblinka concentration camp, and a corrupt Judge. (Cleveland has advised that Judge Frank J. Battisti has been the subject of a Grand Jury investigation concerning corruption and judicial misconduct.) |
| READ MORE | 388 KB | FORMERLY SECRET INTERNAL FBI REPORT DATED 24 APR 1986 This particular segment attempted to put DEMJANJUK in the most possible bad light by showing different photos that were not photogenic yet left one with the impression that DEMANJUK was crazed and an ogre. |
| READ MORE | 67.4 KB | MEMORANDUM OF OPINION AND ORDER, DECEMBER 20, 2011 Despite numerous opportunities, Demjanjuk has never provided a single, consistent accounting of his whereabouts during the war years 1942 to 1945. On the other hand, the Government has provided clear, convincing and unequivocal evidence that Demjanjuk not only lied about his whereabouts during the war, but that he served as a guard at the Sobibor, Trawniki, Majdanek and Flossenburg concentration camps. Such service during the war made him ineligible as a matter of law for a displaced persons visa, rendering his naturalization illegally procured and subject to revocation. — Judge Dan Aaron Polster |
| READ MORE | 9.6 MB | MOTION OF JOHN DEMJANJUK TO RECONSIDER MEMORANDUM OF OPINION AND ORDER OF DECEMBER 20, 2011 A determination as to whether the contents of a report about an FBI investigation are merely speculative cannot be made without a hearing where the evidence supporting and challenging that finding can be presented. — Michael E. Tigar, Dennis G. Terez, Vicki Werneke |
| READ MORE | 69.9 KB | REPLY BRIEF OF JOHN DEMJANJUK IN SUPPORT OF MOTION TO RECONSIDER MEMORANDUM OF OPINION AND ORDER OF DECEMBER 20, 2011 At a hearing, for the first time someone could be questioned about recently declassified documents that have never been subjected to any scrutiny of any kind. The government instead has pulled back, allowing nothing to be challenged. That is not a just way to discover the truth, but instead reinforces the lack of trust in the ultimate disposition of this litigation. — Michael E. Tigar, Dennis G. Terez, Vicki Werneke |
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