| Thursday, January 1, 2004 | 16:50:58 CET | Developments in the Hungarian Gold Train lawsuit
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Joe Edmon posted an entry about the new developments of the Hungarian Gold Train case. This train shipped the confiscated valuable personal properties of Jewish families at the end of WW2 and ended up in US custody. Now US government agencies are accused of being non-responsive to requests. filed under: RadixLog |
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