Nazi Hunters: Franz Stangl/Gustav Wagner

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As the Nazi officer in charge of three Polish extermination camps, Franz Stangl is responsible for the murder of 800,000 people. After the war, Stangl leads a comfortable existence in Brazilian exile. That is until Simon Wiesenthal, the world’s most famous Nazi hunter, receives an anonymous tip about Stangl’s whereabouts. With help from Brazilian authorities and an extradition request from West Germany, Stangl is arrested in 1967. And, thanks to Stangl’s surprising admission, Wiesenthal sets out to capture another Nazi war criminal, the ‘Beast’ of Sobibor, Gustav Wagner.