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Regarding Terry Davis’ comments (“On Swiss Time,” Letters, Aug. 26) about falling so much in love with Switzerland as to make six repeat visits: Swiss bankers hid money and jewelry from many Holocaust victims. They were exposed, and some of the people are finally getting what is theirs after half a century.
Maybe I would enjoy Switzerland if the mountains shut out the view of Swiss banks.
RICHARD GILMORE
Sunland
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