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The case of Dr. Sewering and his involvement
in the death of Babette Fröwis has been covered and documented
in many different media: The New
York Times (ad), Resolution
of the 104th Congress, Beyond
Skin, 60 Minutes (video), Physician's
Weekly, KGO-TV (video), Marin
Independent Journal, San Francisco Chronicle, Der
Spiegel
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The
New York Times
Full-page ad "Why is the German State of Bavaria harboring an accused
war criminal?", July 14, 1996
signed by over 128 American physicians and paid by the Committee
to Bring Dr. Hans-Joachim Sewering to Justice in cooperation with
the Anti-Defamation League
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Resolution:
104th Congress, August 2, 1996
Shortly after the New York Times ad appeared, Sen. Rick Santorum,
a Republican from Pennsylvania, made a 10 minute statement on the
Senate floor saying if Sewering's murders are never avenged, "it
would be an abomination." This lead to passage of a resolution asking
the Bavarian government for action.
> Senate Concurrent Resolutions -- 104th Congress
(see: S.Con.Res. 69 (is))
> Bill
Summary & Status for the 105th Congress
(see 1. H.CON.RES.19)
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Beyond
Skin
Nazi Medical Crimes Unpunished 50 Years later, April-June 14, 1996
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60
Minutes, October 20, 1996
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Physician's
Weekly
WMA's Ex-President-Elect, June 14, 1993
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KGO-TV,
September, 1994
Newsanchor and investigative reporter Dan Noyes became interested
in Dr. Sewering's case and went to Germany to track down Dr. Sewering
himself. His findings were broadcasted in a three-part series on
the KGO News show.
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Marin
Independent Journal
Nazi Hunter, July 28, 1995
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San Francisco Chronicle
German Doctor Barred From Entering U.S., August 2, 1994
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Der
Spiegel
NS Vergangenheit holt Ärtzteführer Sewering ein, 25.01.1993
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