Jan 13, 2012 | The Miami Herald
Gov't asks judge to stick with Demjanjuk ruling
Convicted Nazi war criminal John Demjanjuk wants a federal judge to reconsider a decision denying his bid to regain his U.S. citizenship.
NC panel: Sterilization victims should get $50K
The fate of the Racial Justice Act was thrown into uncertainty Wednesday night when the possibility of a last-minute compromise postponed an imminent veto override vote in the House of Representatives.
Allianz's future CFO sees no Italian bond risks
German insurer Allianz does not see any default risks in Italian sovereign bonds, its designated finance chief Maximilian Zimmerer told a German newspaper.
UPDATE 1-Allianz names first woman board member in rejig
Europe's biggest insurer, Allianz, has rejuvenated its management board with four appointments -- including a woman for the first time -- to plug a brain drain of senior executives.
16,000 Holocaust victims to get German pensions
Few survived to tell the heart-rending survival story that Leo Bretholz chronicled in his book, "Leap Into Darkness," an account of his daring escape in 1942 from a French train bound for the Auschwitz concentration camp.
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