"German prosecutors have indicted a 90-year-old man on 58 counts of murder over his suspected role in the March 1945 massacre of a group of Jewish laborers near the Austrian village of Deutsch Schützen.

"An Austrian student discovered the 90-year-old’s name while researching the killings."

Former SS Man Charged in 1945 Massacre - The Lede Blog - NYTimes.com


Dave

A better article here,

The Associated Press: 90-year-old charged in Germany for Nazi-era crimes

All really depends on the evidence now, how well kept are German service records (do they exist? track leaves, unit "movements", etc?)? Can they/are they used in these investigations?