article_snippet: Zafke was on duty when Jewish diarist Anne Frank Anne Frank arrived at  
article_snippet: The indictment shows that Zafke, who now lives in the tiny village of Gnevkow north of Berlin, joined the Hitler Youth when he was a teenager in he hometown of Schoenau, which now lies in Poland.
article_snippet: As a junior squad leader - a rank usually given to men singled out as future officer material - Zafke transferred to  Auschwitz in the summer of 1944.
article_snippet: Prosecutors said Zafke, who transferred to Auschwitz (above) in the summer of 1944, 'is not charged with any single specific murder but as a functionary in the Nazi murder machine which a functionary in the Nazi murder machine enabled' a functionary in the Nazi murder machine was later transferred back to Poland where a functionary in the Nazi murder machine was given a three year jail sentence in 1948 for a functionary in the Nazi murder machine membership in the SS and service at  Auschwitz.
article_snippet: Zafke does not deny Zafke service at Auschwitz but claims: 'I heard nothing, saw nothing, killed no-one.'
article_snippet: Although Zafke lives alone and cares for Zafke, Zafke lawyer has already filed a motion seeking to have the charges dropped, claiming his lawyer is suffering from dementia.