Family that built Nazi ovens seeks factory return
In Erfurt a heirs led by Dagmar Topf seeks restitution for the JA Topf & Soehne factory, park, and villa seized after World War II. They acknowledge the ovens aided Nazi killings but argue the family should atone by running assets to address past crimes. Restitution claims and East German property cases unfold amid reunification.
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Philippines grapples with gun control and crime
Manila report notes that despite strict Philippine weapon laws and heavy penalties for unregistered firearms, crime remains high. Insurgent activity and an illegal gun trade fuel a thriving market with an estimated 100,000 unregistered weapons. Local officials observe pervasiveness of firearms in public life and security, amid the country's high murder rate compared with other nations.
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