Watch stolen by Nazis makes it way back to relatives after 80 years

A pocket watch made by a Jewish watchmaker for his brother and who died in the Auschwitz concentration camp has found its way back to his relatives almost 80 years later. Belgian farmer Gustave Janssens found the watch in his field in 1944 in Molenstede in Flanders. His farm had been requisitioned by the Nazis and Janssens thought one of the soldiers, who used the field as a toilet, must have lost it there. ‘My grandfather was no friend of...