Dutch rail firm to compensate Holocaust survivors and families

I’m sure one of my ancestors must have got treated badly once sometime in history, where’s my money too! 🤑

Those were dark times. 😔🙏🏻

I agree with this. I also wish we’d seriously look at doing reparations for slavery here.

Nowadays every human atrocities (old and new) are compensable.

I think you mean German death camps, the Nazis were the ruling political party in Germany at the time.

50+ years later...

Bad precedent!!! If it were a private company it would be a wonderful moral choice but they are using money from people who have never hurt a Jew.

Tracks to EVIL..

NS being late, as usual.

Great , it would be great if some of that money went to the Palestinians in Gaza.

Relatives of the victims?

My grandad got shot twice. Where's his compensation

Thats the moral thing to do. Would be great ifthe Nazi George Soros did the same. Give back to the jews he callously stole from but in his words,”If I didn’t do it, someone else would have.”

Good night

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