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The judge presiding over the $1.3 billion Swiss Holocaust settlement has rejected criticisms that the distribution formula he used favored survivors in the former Soviet Union over those in the United States. At issue is $184.5 million earmarked for Jewish survivors around the world whose assets were looted by the Nazis. Under the approved settlement formula, survivors living in the United States receive 4 percent of those funds.
March 11, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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