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Retired Ukranian American auto worker John Demjanjuk was living a peaceful life in Cleveland in the 1980s with a wife and kids.

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Retired Ukranian American auto worker John Demjanjuk was living a peaceful life in Cleveland in the 1980s with a wife and kids.

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