The Bank of England is being targeted a second time for being associated with Nazi gold.

In 1996, The Independent reported the UK and U.S. central banks were being pushed to hand off their coffers of Nazi gold (they’d both been storing some since the 1940s). It added a Jewish group and Labour MPs wanted the bars—worth millions of pounds, collectively—distributed to Holocaust victims.

And now, the BoE is making headlines for allegedly helping sell gold looted by the Nazis during World War II, according to Financial Times.

FT adds Germany’s central bank seized Czech assets in the late 1930s. So the UK froze the sale of all those assets in Britain. But the BoE allegedly continued to execute sales due to pressure from the Bank of International Settlements. Read more.