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Switzerland Restores Rights of 446 WWII Resistance Fighters

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The Swiss Parliament has restored rights to 446 citizens.
These individuals fought with the French Resistance during World War II.
Their actions had previously led to legal penalties due to Swiss laws against foreign military service.
The government praised their commitment to freedom and democracy.

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The Swiss Parliament has restored rights to 446 citizens.
These individuals fought with the French Resistance during World War II.
Their actions had previously led to legal penalties due to Swiss laws against foreign military service.
The government praised their commitment to freedom and democracy.

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