According to Jürgen Matthäus, a Holocaust researcher, the Killer was Jakobus Onnen, 34 years olda former teacher from the town of Tichelwarf, near the German border with the Netherlands.
A man knelt at the edge of a grave full of corpses. He knew that, in a few moments, he was going to be dead. His haggard face projected rebellion. Behind him was a uniformed, bespectacled Nazi soldier. In his outstretched right arm, the soldier held a pistol, a few centimeters from his victim’s skull. A crowd of Germans watched, curious but unperturbed.
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