A former commander of a Croatian concentration camp who is living in Argentina disappeared.Jewish groups called for the arrest and deportation of Dinko Sakic, after a television expose aired this week. From December 1942 until October 1944, Sakic headed the Jasenovac camp, where some 500,000 people, including some 20,000 Jews were murdered.
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