Thread: South Florida Holocaust™ survivors seek payment from Germany

How did this man survive those gas chambers in five different concentration camps?

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Germany developed a pension program for Nazi ghetto workers 12 years ago but denied 95 percent of applicants, said Mitch Kamin, chief executive officer and president of Bet Tzedek Legal Services in Los Angeles, which is coordinating a new American reparation effort.
But last year, a German court ruled that the applications should be considered more liberally, potentially opening up the benefits to many previously rejected survivors, most of whom are in their 80s and 90s, he said. One-fourth of American Holocaust survivors live below the poverty line, according to a national Jewish population study.

Rivero and Packman helped survivor Morris Jay, 83, of Boca Raton fill out his application. Jay's family was forced into the Ungvar ghetto in Hungary and he survived more than five concentration camps, performing labor such as weeding onions, digging ditches and factory work.

South Florida Holocaust survivors seek payment from Germany

"One-fourth of American Holocaust survivors live below the poverty line, according to a national Jewish population study."

" performing labor such as weeding onions, digging ditches and factory work."

Maybe he should have keep working in a factory, he wouldn't be poor now.

The movie the eternal jew hit it right on the head, they really don't like to work.

The real question of the holocost is how long does it take to burn a human body to ash, how many ovens would be needed to burn 6,000,000,000 bodies, what was done with all of the skulls? Only 60% of the human bodies burn. Logistics is a bitch when it DOESN'T work in your favor.