August 22, 2006
IBM welcomes Swiss court's Holocaust ruling
WASHINGTON -- IBM welcomed a ruling by Switzerland's supreme court that rejected a bid to sue the US computing giant for allegedly abetting the Nazi genocides of World War II. The ruling spelt the end of a long legal battle by Gypsy International Recognition and Compensation Action, which claimed IBM's punch-card machines enabled the Nazis to boost the efficiency of their killing operations. The supreme court said too much time had elapsed under Switzerland's statute of limitations since the alleged crimes. Full story...Latest Pro-Life News and Headlines:
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