In late 1996 and early 1997, a series of class action lawsuits were filed in United States District Court against three Swiss banks. The suits alleged that the Swiss banks knowingly retained and concealed assets of Holocaust victims, and collaborated with and aided the Third Reich by accepting and laundering illegally obtained Nazi assets and profits of slave labor.
Please see below for additional answers to questions about the current payment. 1) Who is eligible for this payment? Anyone who is alive and has been approved for a Hardship Fund Payment OR received a one-time payment from the BEG and does not receive a pension as compensation for persecution during the Holocaust. 2) If […]
ДО УВАГИ ВИЖИВШИХ ПІД ЧАС ГОЛОКОСТУ (Ukrainian) ALL’ATTENZIONE DEI SOPRAVVISSUTI ALL’OLOCAUSTO (Italian) לתשומת לב שורדי השואה (Hebrew) A L’ATTENTION DES SURVIVANTS DE LA SHOAH (French) INFORMATIONEN FÜR HOLOCAUST-ÜBERLEBENDE (German) AANDACHT HOLOCAUSTOVERLEVENDEN (Dutch) HOLOKAUSZT-TÚLÉLŐK FIGYELMÉBE (Hungarian) If you are a Holocaust survivor who has not received any compensation payment (either from the Claims Conference or German […]
Who is eligible for this payment? Jewish Holocaust Survivors who: If I receive a pension from the Claims Conference (Article 2), the Israeli Authority for the Rights of Holocaust Survivors, or BEG, am I eligible? You are not eligible for the Region-specific Pension Program if you receive a pension as compensation for Nazi persecution. Do […]
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