Jewish groups are calling for the arrest and deportation of a former commander of a Croatian concentration camp who is living in Argentina. A television expose aired this week on Dinko Sakic, who headed the Jasenovac camp from December 1942 until October 1944. Some 500,000 people, including some 20,000 Jews, were murdered at Jasenovac during the Holocaust.
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