Demjanjuk trial: Former Nazi camp guard testifies

A former Soviet soldier taken prisoner during World War II has testified in the trial of John Demjanjuk that he didn@@@t know he would be used as a concentration camp guard when he agreed to work for the Nazis.
Demjanjuk is accused of serving as a guard in Sobibor and is charged as an accessory to the murders of 27,900 people there. He says he was never a camp guard.
Ukrainian-born Alex Nagorny told the Munich state court Wednesday that when he was recruited from a PoW camp he agreed to serve to stave off hunger.
The 92-year-old said, "I was simply asked if I wanted to work and I was hungry."
Millions of Soviet prisoners died in German captivity, and the defense argues those who agreed to serve the Nazis had no choice.
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