BERLIN (Reuters) - Germany's Labour Ministry is to bring in new legislation extending the pension rights of thousands of Jews forced to work in Nazi-era ghettos, Spiegel magazine reported on Sunday.
Spiegel said the ministry had presented the proposal to an Israeli delegation visiting Berlin last week, and it would be worth an average of 15,000 euros (12,428.41 pounds) extra to each of the 130,000 former ghetto workers living in Israel.
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