101.   The defendants face life in prison or the death penalty.

102.   The defendants face terms of up to five years if convicted.

103.   The defendants faced signed documents, testimony of death camp survivors, a confiscated Nazi film showing SS men committing murder.

104.   The defendants faced the judge from a dock enclosed with iron bars and barbed wire inside a large hall in a military base outside Cairo.

105.   The defendants could face the death penalty if convicted, prosecutors say, although the defense disputes that.

106.   The four defendants are also facing other charges, including the murder of a family.

107.   The four lower-ranking defendants face dereliction of duty charges for a variety of offenses, police officials said.

108.   The other two defendants could face the death penalty.

109.   The ruling means each defendant still faces one murder count.

110.   The two other defendants could face life in prison.