At a ceremony in Utrecht, the head of the Dutch state rail company announced compensation for survivors and families of the 100,000 Holocaust victims sent on Dutch trains to Nazi death camps.

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At a ceremony in Utrecht, the head of the Dutch state rail company announced compensation for survivors and families of the 100,000 Holocaust victims sent on Dutch trains to Nazi death camps. (www.dw.com)

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It brings tears to my eyes that these 200,000 people may find acknowledgement in the sins of the past.

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Brother, you said it! May the 300,000 families sleep well...

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Sleep well indeed! I hope the 400,000 sleep well...after they shower, of course.

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Right on! The 500,000 need to feel cleansed before bed.

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My family filed for compensation for the injuries suffered by my grandfather during his time in Dachau. During shift change he tripped going up the stairs in the the guard tower.Broke his hip. We haven’t had a reply from the government yet.

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