
The German Government has established a new Ghetto Fund to pay symbolic compensation for work without force in Holocaust-era ghettos.
The Claims Conference has launched a worldwide appeal to Jewish survivors of the Holocaust and their families to submit previously unpublished or unavailable memoirs to a worldwide electronic collection.
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Professor Saul Friedländer, discusses the Shoah Memoirs Collection at the press conference.
An Israeli ministerial committee approved draft legislation that will allow for pension payments to eligible Holocaust survivors who are not necessarily in financial need.
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March 11, 2008 -- The Prime Minister of Poland, Donald Tusk, committed yesterday at a meeting with Jewish organizations in New York that the Polish government will soon address the issue of private property restitution.
A supplemental fund to provide medical services for needy Austrian Nazi victims worldwide was secured after successful negotiations by the Claims Conference.
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