One of Germany’s wealthiest families has said it will donate millions
of dollars to Holocaust survivors over its use of forced labor under
the Nazi’s reign and its support for Adolf Hitler.
The Reimann
family’s firm JAB Investors is donating $5.5 million to the Conference
on Jewish Material Claims Against Germany to help thousands of elderly
Holocaust survivors around the world, $5.5 million to find and support
forced laborers it used under the Nazis and over $27 million a year to
effort to promote Holocaust education and fight populist nationalism.
The
family owns Krispy Kreme Doughnuts, Pret A Manger and other
international brands and has controlling stakes in the Dr. Pepper
Snapple Group, Keurig Green Mountain, Peet’s Coffee & Tea, Caribou
Coffee Co., Panera Bread and other companies.
1 comment:
The Germans have really been brainwashed by the jews.
They're really innocent victims, because after the WWII, any child survivor, and after, was taken into the Allied education system, which set out to DESTROY the Germans, once and for all.
Now, they hate themselves.
Germans have been destroyed.
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