DEPUTY Prime Minister for Minorities and Human Rights Pál Csáky has promised to submit a bill to cabinet within a month for compensation for Jewish holocaust victims. He has proposed using privatisation revenues to cover the costs.
22. Apr 2002 at 0:00
Jewish compensation bill being readied
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