Holocaust Survivors

The German government has agreed to pay 12.3 million euros ($19 million) to about 6,500 Jewish survivors of the Nazi occupation of Budapest, an international Jewish organization said Wednesday.  

Germany agreed to release about $19 million in one-time payments to about 6500 Jewish survivors of the Nazi occupation of the Hungarian capital, ...  

Survivors of the Holocaust living in Budapest are to receive a total of 12 million euros from the German government in recognition of their suffering, ...  

THE German government has agreed to pay 12.3 million to about 6500 Jewish survivors of the Nazi occupation of Budapest, an international Jewish organisation said today.  

The German government has agreed to pay 12.3 million euros to about 6,500 Jewish survivors of the Nazi occupation of Budapest, an international Jewish organisation says.  

BUDAPEST, Hungary : A Jewish organization says survivors of the Nazi occupation of Budapest will each get a compensation payment of 1,900 . The Conference on Jewish Material Claims Against Germany says it has ...  

THE German government has agreed to pay €12.3 million ($20.8 million) to about 6500 Jewish survivors of the Nazi occupation of Budapest, an international Jewish organisation said today. "In negotiations with the German government, the Claims ...  

... to distribute as much as $19 million to about 6500 Holocaust survivors who are still living in Eastern Europe and who have not received payments so far. ...  

A Jewish organization says survivors of the Nazi occupation of Budapest will each get a compensation payment of 1,900 . The Conference on Jewish Material Claims Against Germany says it has reached an agreement ...  

Germany will pay the first reparations to some 6500 Holocaust survivors in Budapest, the Conference on Jewish Material Claims Against Germany announced on ...  

The government says an inmate at the Federal Correctional Institute in Petersburg has been charged with running an elaborate scheme to cash in bank accounts intended for the families of Holocaust victims.  

BUDAPEST, Hungary (AP) - A Jewish organization says survivors of the Nazi occupation of Budapest will each get a compensation payment of ¤1,900 (US$2,900). The Conference on Jewish Material Claims Against Germany says it has reached an agreement ...  

According to a news release from the US attorney's office, Leighnor used obituaries and dormant Swiss bank accounts to find Holocaust victims. ...  

John Kenneth Leighnor Jr., 49, faces 76 years in prison and a $2.75 million fine for stealing, or attempting to steal, the identities of Holocaust victims ...  

The government says an inmate at the Federal Correctional Institute in Petersburg has been charged with running an elaborate scheme to cash in bank accounts intended for the families of Holocaust victims.