A U.S. court stripped citizenship from a man who served as a Nazi guard during World War II. A judge found that Mykola Wasylyk lied to U.S. immigration officials about his service at two slave labor camps in Poland. More recently, Wasylyk, 77, had owned rental bungalows in New York’s Catskill Mountains.
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