German court rules 'bookkeeper of Auschwitz' fit to go to jailBERLIN (Reuters) - A German court ruled on Wednesday that a 96-year-old German known as the  bookkeeper of Auschwitz  was fit to go to prison, rejecting his plea for the sentence to be suspended. Oskar Groening, who is physically frail, was sentenced to four years in prison in 2015 for his role in the murder of 300,000 people at the Nazi death camp Auschwitz. However, he had not started serving his sentence due to a legal argument about his health. Prosecutors said in August that a medical examination showed Groening was fit to start serving his prison sentence, though Groening s lawyer disputed that. On Wednesday a court in the northern German town of Celle said:  The higher regional court thinks, based on expert opinion, that the convicted man is able to serve his term despite his advanced age.  It said enforcing Groening s sentence would not breach his fundamental rights and added that special needs related to his age could be catered for in prison. In a 2015 court battle seen as one of the last major Holocaust trials, prosecutors said although Groening did not kill anyone himself while working at Auschwitz, in Nazi-occupied Poland, he helped support the regime responsible for mass murder by sorting bank notes seized from trainloads of arriving Jews. Groening, who admitted he was morally guilty, said he was an enthusiastic Nazi when he was sent to work at Auschwitz in 1942, at the age of 21.  Some 6 million Jews were murdered during the Holocaust carried out under Adolf Hitler. worldnews
german court rules auschwitz fit go jailberlin reuters a german court ruled wednesday german known bookkeeper auschwitz fit go prison rejecting plea sentence suspended oscar growing physically frail sentenced four years prison role murder people nazi death camp auschwitz however started serving sentence due legal argument health prosecutors said august medical examination showed growing fit start serving prison sentence though growing lawyer disputed on wednesday court northern german town cell said the higher regional court thinks based expert opinion convicted man able serve term despite advanced age it said enforcing growing sentence would breach fundamental rights added special needs related age could catered prison in court battle seen one last major holocaust trials prosecutors said although growing kill anyone working auschwitz poland helped support regime responsible mass murder sorting bank notes seized trainloads arriving jews growing admitted morally guilty said enthusiastic nazi sent work auschwitz age some million jews murdered holocaust carried adult hitler worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: German court rules 'bookkeeper of Auschwitz' fit to go to jailBERLIN (Reuters) - A German court ruled on Wednesday that a 96-year-old German known as the  bookkeeper of Auschwitz  was fit to go to prison, rejecting his plea for the sentence to be suspended. Oskar Groening, who is physically frail, was sentenced to four years in prison in 2015 for his role in the murder of 300,000 people at the Nazi death camp Auschwitz. However, he had not started serving his sentence due to a legal argument about his health. Prosecutors said in August that a medical examination showed Groening was fit to start serving his prison sentence, though Groening s lawyer disputed that. On Wednesday a court in the northern German town of Celle said:  The higher regional court thinks, based on expert opinion, that the convicted man is able to serve his term despite his advanced age.  It said enforcing Groening s sentence would not breach his fundamental rights and added that special needs related to his age could be catered for in prison. In a 2015 court battle seen as one of the last major Holocaust trials, prosecutors said although Groening did not kill anyone himself while working at Auschwitz, in Nazi-occupied Poland, he helped support the regime responsible for mass murder by sorting bank notes seized from trainloads of arriving Jews. Groening, who admitted he was morally guilty, said he was an enthusiastic Nazi when he was sent to work at Auschwitz in 1942, at the age of 21.  Some 6 million Jews were murdered during the Holocaust carried out under Adolf Hitler. worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: german court rules auschwitz fit go jailberlin reuters a german court ruled wednesday german known bookkeeper auschwitz fit go prison rejecting plea sentence suspended oscar growing physically frail sentenced four years prison role murder people nazi death camp auschwitz however started serving sentence due legal argument health prosecutors said august medical examination showed growing fit start serving prison sentence though growing lawyer disputed on wednesday court northern german town cell said the higher regional court thinks based expert opinion convicted man able serve term despite advanced age it said enforcing growing sentence would breach fundamental rights added special needs related age could catered prison in court battle seen one last major holocaust trials prosecutors said although growing kill anyone working auschwitz poland helped support regime responsible mass murder sorting bank notes seized trainloads arriving jews growing admitted morally guilty said enthusiastic nazi sent work auschwitz age some million jews murdered holocaust carried adult hitler worldnews