NS: Compensation for Holocaust Victims | inside

The President of the SN, Roger van Boxtel, has repeatedly met with Salo Muller, a survivor of the Holocaust. It was decided jointly to refrain from legal wrestling on whether the railways should pay royalties or not.

They agreed to create a committee to study the possibilities of individual compensation. "At the moment, we can not say who is eligible for such a refund or what is the amount of the amounts," says a spokesman for NS. "It's up to the committee to fix the problem."

K Kleine pleasing & # 39;

Muller, who has been fighting Nova Scotia for a number of years, is pleased with the result. But "suffering does not mitigate it." It's a small patch on your injuries, "said Muller to Nieuwsuur. "The NS carried 102,000 Jews and they received money for it, and that's what I was talking about."

The NS considers the Second World War "as a black page" in the history of the company as trains were then ordered by led the occupant. In September 2005, the SN apologized for its role during the occupation. At that time, NS's former president and CEO, Aad Veenman, offered "heartfelt apology and modesty" to the Jewish community and other concerned groups.