The Ministry of Finance pays the research Photo: Reuters / Bart Maat
There will be a further investigation of the repayments to Holocaust victims and their families in the Netherlands and Israel. A spokesman for the Ministry of Finance confirms that opposite De Volkskrant .
It’s called “Maror funds,” an abbreviation for Moral Roof Liability and Redress. In 1999 and 2000 by the Dutch government, banks, insurers and Exchange Commission a total of 364 million raised as restitution never unclaimed bank deposits, shares and life insurance to individual Shoah victims and their families.
Maror distribution of the funds went through various foundations in the Netherlands and Israel. De Volkskrant reported in July suspicions of whistleblowers that with this distribution irregularities would have occurred. The administrations of the foundations would not match and there would have been possible to conduct transactions with money disappeared. Jewish organizations in the Netherlands and Israel have suspicions dismissed so far as’ slander and insinuations. “
The Ministry of Finance pays the study.
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