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Geneva (JTA) — In an effort to
repair its fast-tarnishing image,
Switzerland has announced that
it will move toward lifting its
bank secrecy laws to allow an in-
quiry into the whereabouts of
Nazi gold and Jewish assets de-
posited in the country during
World War II.
Foreign Minister Flavio Cot-
ti announced that a panel of six
to 12 historians and legal and fi-
nancial experts would be formed
to investigate Switzerland's fi-
nancial dealings with Nazi Ger-
many and to determine whether
Switzerland was doing enough
to locate the assets of Jews who
died in the Holocaust.
Mr. Cotti made the an-
nouncement after the Federal
Council, the country's Cabinet,
approved legislation to form the
investigative panel.
"Our reputation is at stake,
and we must now clarify this
painful matter with all the
strength and competence possi-
ble," Mr. Cotti told a news con-
ference.
The panel was expected to be-
gin its work in April, after it gets
parliamentary approval to pro-
ceed, Mr. Cotti said.
The panel will have five years
to complete its report, he added.
The Federal Council called for
the formation of the panel after
the British Foreign Office issued
a report alleging that neutral
Switzerland had kept nearly 90
percent of the gold it purchased
from Nazi Germany during the
war years.
At current rates, that gold is
valued at nearly $1 billion.
The Foreign Office report,
which was based on documents
already known to historians, re-
vived allegations that the Swiss
had given only a fraction of that
sum to the Allies in a settlement
reached in 1946.
"There is no doubt that these
accusations have badly damaged
Switzerland's image," Mr. Cotti
said.
"It is, therefore, all the more
important to investigate Switzer-
land's financial relations with
Nazi Germany."
Swiss bankers have been ac-
cused of duplicity for having used
their bank secrecy laws as a cov-
er for keeping gold they pur-
chased from the Reichsbank
during the war despite warnings
from the Allies that much of the
gold had been looted from coun-
tries the Nazis occupied during
the war.
Swiss National Bank Presi-
dent Hans Meyer attended the
news conference with Mr. Cotti
to address speculation that Nazi
gold was still hidden in Switzer-
land.
"I cannot answer that with a