The plunder of Jewish property during the Holocaust : confronting European history

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The plunder of Jewish property during the Holocaust : confronting European history / Edited by Avi Beker. Foreword by Edgar Bronfman and Israel Singer

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Beste egile batzuk:	Beker, Avi (Argitaratzailea), Bronfman, Edgar (Prefazioaren idalea), Singer, Israel (Prefazioaren idalea)
Formatua:	Liburua
Hizkuntza:	English
Argitaratua:	Basingstoke, Hampshire : Palgrave Macmillan, 2001
Edukiak/piezak:	20 erregistroak
Sarrera elektronikoa:	Inhaltsverzeichnis

1. A commentary on Europe's looted gold, 1938-45

2. Why was Switzerland singled out? : a case of belated justice

3. The Holocaust, 'Thefticide' and restitution : a legal perspective

4. Portugal's double game : between the Nazis and the allies

5. Franco's Spain : willing, unwanted ally of Nazi Germany

6. The great culture robbery : the plunder of jewish-owned art

7. Italy: aspects of the unbeautiful life

8. 'Ex-enemy jews' : the fate of the assets of Holocaust victims and survivors in Britain

9. German assets in Switzerland at the end of the second world war

10. Austria: the evasion of responsibility

11. The inexplicable behaviour of states

12. Confiscation in Belgium : diamonds and other jewish properties

13. France and the burdens of Vichy

14. Introduction : unmasking national myths - Europeans challenge their history

15. Quiet collusion : Sweden's financial links to Nazi Germany

16. The Vatican and the Shoah : unanswered questions of material complicity

17. Defrosting history : the restitution of jewish property in eastern Europe

18. The robbery of dutch jews and postwar restitution

19. Estimating jewish wealth

20. The norwegian moral and material statement