Treason in Detroit | Sandusky Register 75 years ago, 1942: The first death sentence for treason under an 152-year-old federal law was imposed upon German-born Max Stephan, the 49-year-old Detroit man who betrayed his adopted country by befriending an escaped Nazi prisoner of war. The court ruled that Stephan be hanged at the federal penitentiary at Milan, Mich., Nov. 13.

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Treason in Detroit