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Swiss reputation emerges bruised but intact after Nazi-era scandals

This content was published on May 26, 2000 Switzerland’s image abroad has long been a troubling issue for the country. Swiss banks’ dealings with the Nazi regime, deportations of Jews, and the country’s self-imposed isolation have left many Swiss feeling distinctly uneasy how the rest of world sees the country. But results from a four-year study, conducted by the National Science Foundation, suggest…