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A lifetime after the Holocaust, a few of its perpetrators remain at large. German detectives are making a final push to hunt them down.

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Germanys top Nazi hunter, Thomas Will, is hopeful of securing further convictions over the Holocaust even as the remaining suspects, many now in their late 90s, die.

Now, with Friday marking the 78th anniversary of the liberation of the Auschwitz concentration camp and International Holocaust Remembrance Day to honour millions of victims, just a handful of cases remain outstanding in Germany. The conviction last month of a 97-year-old woman who worked as a concentration camp secretary "was certainly one of the last", Will said.

Germany's top Nazi Hunter has handed over five cases to local prosecutors in Germany that he believes still have a chance of going to trial.

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Germany has seen an uptick in prosecutions of Nazis for Holocaust-related crimes. But what sort of justice is to be found in convicting centenarians some seven decades after the fact?

The man, identified only as Josef S. because of German privacy laws, was sentenced to five years in prison after being found guilty of being an accessory to more than 3,500 murders.

Pensioner is the oldest person so far to be charged with being complicit with the war crimes of the Holocaust