BERLIN, Nov. 28 -- A 104-year-old Dutch singer is suing an author in Berlin over claims that the singer performed for Nazi SS officers at the Dachau concentration camp in 1941.
Johannes Heesters said he was forced to visit the camp, which was located outside of Munich, Germany, as part of a Nazi plan to hide the truth about what was happening at the facility, but he denied ever performing for guards at the camp, Radio Netherlands reported Friday.
Heesters filed suit Friday against author and documentary filmmaker Volker Kuhn, 75, who said former Dachau prisoner Viktor Matejka told him during a 1990 interview that Heesters had performed for the SS, The Daily Telegraph reported.