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tims and their survivors by pre-
senting Switzerland as 'neutral'
in the war and a financial safe
haven."
Edgar Bronfman, president of
the World Jewish Congress, the
group that touched off the recent
series of investigations, warned
that time is running out.
"While we work," he said,
"Holocaust survivors now in their
twilight years are dying. That is
why the imperative to uncover
historical truth must be weighed
against the flesh and blood needs
of the aging victims."
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one that does not prejudice the
outcome of any final settlement
— so that those who have suffered
so much may yet see in their life-
time some measure of justice
done."
But the real story at last
month's hearings, according to
several participants, was the
growing high-level administra-
tion and congressional involve-
ment in the controversy.
The presence of Paul A. Vol-
cker, a former chairman of the
U.S. Federal Reserve Board who
now heads a committee of Jew-
ish groups and Swiss bankers in-
vestigating claims based on
dormant accounts, and Stuart
Eizenstat, an undersecretary of
commerce detailed to the Swiss
investigation by the administra-
tion, added weight to the pro-
ceedings.
There also are indications that
Rep. Ben Gilman, R-N.Y., will
hold hearings of his International
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broader subject of restitution in
the spring.
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has included meetings in the
past two weeks with a number
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and very sophisticated strategy
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within the Jewish community on
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