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When Demjanjuk was convicted in 2011 his son claimed, in an email to Associated Press, " My dad is a survivor of the genocide famine in Ukraine .. " When interviewed in late December 2009, residents of Dubovi Makharyntsi declared that Demjanjuk got along well with the Jewish families living nearby.
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