Demjanjuk, a Cleveland autoworker, was accused of being Ivan The Terrible, a notorious concentration camp guard who committed heinous crimes during World War II. The five-episode series focuses on ...

“Ivan the Terrible” of the Treblinka extermination camp was a cruel Nazi guard who tortured and killed Jewish prisoners in World War II. The name came from the 16th-century Russian tsar Ivan ...

In a dramatic confrontation Wednesday at the trial of John Demjanjuk, a survivor of the Treblinka death camp recoiled in revulsion at the outstretched hand of the defendant he recognized by ...

John Demjanjuk, a retired Ohio auto worker accused of being a sadistic Nazi death camp guard known as ”Ivan the Terrible ... during World War II, was convicted of crimes against humanity ...

A massive 19th century oil painting of Ivan ... Art Crime Team roughly 15 years ago. According to one estimate by the National Archives, Nazis looted 20% of Europe's art during World War II.

Before his latest trial, in Germany, he was famously deported from the US to Israel in 1986 to face allegations that he had served as a camp guard nicknamed Ivan the Terrible at Treblinka.

Gabby and David Tracy had become rather fond of the large painting of Ivan the Terrible that had been ... Nazi-occupied Ukraine in 1941, during World War II. The museum confirmed as much in ...

John Demjanjuk, an Ohio grandfather, spent the final decades of his life dodging accusations he was notorious Nazi war criminal and concentration camp guard known as Ivan the Terrible ... escaped the ...

Retired Ukranian-American autoworker John Demjanjuk, a family man, found himself accused of being Ivan the Terrible ... and was convicted in 1988 for crimes against humanity, sentenced to hang.

WASHINGTON (CN) – A painting of Ivan the Terrible stolen during World War II will be sent back to Ukraine ... the commitment of this office to pursue justice for victims of crime here and abroad,” U.S ...

The Ivan films, the first two parts of a planned trilogy, are often explained as a product of the Stalinist era and particularly the World War II context in which the project was conceived.