Dying 100 years, war criminal, officer "SS"-s, Erich Priebke

Former German officer of the SS '' units '' notorious Nazi war criminal and Erich Priebke died today at his residence in Rome at the age of 100 years .

 Priebke was serving a life sentence for his role in the 1944 reprisals in the case known as the tragedy of Ardeatine Caves on the outskirts of Rome , killing 335 men and boys, including 75 Jews .

 This ghoulish , Hitler ordered by police 33 days after Nazi '' SS '' units from the Italian city of Bolzano German-speaking population were killed by bombs partisans in Rome , was one of the most serious crimes nëItali during World War II .

 Priebke , was discovered by a reporter for ABC to have retired as a teacher had been officially in Argentina in 1994 and later extradited to Italy a year later , where he was sentenced to life imprisonment In 1998 , but was left under house arrest as a result of serious medical condition in 2003 .

 '' Ardeatine Caves victims are transformed into angels and they will deal with it forever , "said Riccardo Pacifici , the head of the Jewish community in Rome .

 " Erich Priebke will face justice in the next world '', he said .