Reparation
January 29, 2010 | 20,00 EUR | answered by Steffan Schwerin
It is on record that my father was in the Dachau concentration camp for 1 year due to communist activities, spent 8 months in prison in Zweibrücken for violating the Treason Act, and was beaten and threatened by a Nazi in his own house in 1939, before being drafted into the military and later sent to a penal company on the Eastern Front. He was later declared dead. Besides me, there is still a daughter living in France. My question is to what extent we are still entitled to compensation.
Dear questioner,
I will answer the questions you have asked taking into account the circumstances described and your input as follows:
The Federal Compensation Act (BEG), more specifically the Federal Law on Compensation for Victims of National Socialist Persecution, regulates a possible claim here.
You will need to inquire in your federal state which authority is responsible for the regulation.
The application can then be submitted there.
Since the claim is inheritable, you can also assert the claim.
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