Forced laborer demands compensation at European court

Albert Corrieri, a 104-year-old from Marseille and former forced laborer, has filed a case with the European Court of Human Rights seeking compensation.

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The elderly man is claiming 43,200 euros in damages for his forced exploitation during World War II.

The demand reignites debate over reparations owed to victims of totalitarian European regimes.

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