Romanian security firm BitDefender has revealed that after releasing signatures to protect its customers from a virus that deleted files from their computers containing gypsy music, it was inundated with letters of complaint from customers that wanted the virus to spread.
Records of more than 3,000 World War II-era Swiss bank accounts were published today on the internet in an effort to return hundreds of millions of dollars to Nazi victims or their descendants.
Gypsy groups plan to demand billions of dollars from US computer giant IBM in a lawsuit alleging the company's machines helped Nazi Germany in the mass slaughter of Gypsies.
IBM is bracing itself against charges raised in a new book and lawsuit that the firm's tabulating machinery and its German business unit were instrumental in helping Hitler systematically identify and select victims of the Holocaust.
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