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In a new film on the royal family's website says Queen Silvia The forgotten documents - the story of Walther Sommerlath and Efim Wechsler

- I'm relieved now that I got up the forgotten documents in light of my father's and Efins fate, she says in the video.

It is about the investigation of her father and a jew businessman National Antiquities Erik Norberg presented last year. So far, the Queen has been frugal with statements about its results.

- Perhaps many have wondered why I have not answered questions about my father before. It was not just the emotional work that was difficult to handle. It took search, knowledge and answers about events that happened 70 years ago. This is a process which takes time. And is not so easy to do in the public light always, she says in the film posted on the court's website.

The study showed that among annats settlement between Sommerlath and Weschsler 1939 meant that Sommerlath changed part of a Brazilian coffee plantation and three plots against Wechsler factory in Germany.

Wanted to get the truth

- What the queen would say is that now they have done everything possible to find documents about these families' history. This is her final commentary on the work, explains the court's information officer Bertil Ternert.

In the film, Queen says further:

- I have searched the truth about my father Walther Sommerlath and Efim Wechsler. I have found a deep thought-provoking and complex story of how two people's paths crossed and how vital it was for both of them. I'm relieved now that I got up the forgotten documents in light of my father's and Efins fate.

New Documents

The Queen also says she wishes she'd had the opportunity to ask any questions to his family directly.

- My parents never talked to me or my siblings about this time. There are many questions I would like to ask them, 'she says.

According Ternert has the investigation been added document confirming Norberg conclusions. All documents can be read on the court's website.

- The Queen has himself written again and afterword to Norberg's letter says Ternert said.