Public Interest
Dec. 3, 2014
Attorneys help secure funding for Holocaust survivors
Tens of thousands of Holocaust survivors receiving German pensions related to their imprisonment in Nazi-controlled facilities will now receive those benefits with a lesser risk of reducing their eligibility for need-based federal funds.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
Tens of thousands of Holocaust survivors living in the U.S. who are receiving German pensions related to their imprisonment in Nazi-controlled facilities can continue to receive those benefits with a lesser risk of reducing their eligibility for need-based federal funds like Social Security, thanks to attorneys at Bet Tzedek Legal Services.
Survivors of Nazi persecution may receive credit toward a ...
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