Vladimir Katriuk: Academic Article

Nazi War Criminals Dept: But a prominent Jewish human-rights organization insists there's much more to the cordial 91-year-old beekeeper whom they allege is one of the world's most-wanted Nazi war criminals, according to CBC. An academic article alleged that, in 1943, a man with his name lay in wait outside a barn that had been set ablaze, operating a stationary machine-gun and firing on civilians as they tried to escape. The same article said the man took a watch, bracelet and gun from the body of a woman found nearby and propped up by a shovel that acts as his cane, Vladimir Katriuk putters about his wooded lot in rural Quebec, lovingly caring for his bees and appearing to have few worries other than this season's honey yield. The Simon Wiesenthal Center recently ranked Katriuk No. 4 on its top-10 list of suspected former Nazis, after a new study alleged he was a key participant in a village massacre during the Second World War. (www.immigrantscanada.com). As reported in the news.