The recent return of a Nazi-looted Pissarro painting to a French Holocaust survivor began when her family discovered it in a Claims Conference online listing of Nazi looting records. The University of Oklahoma has agreed to return “La bergère rentrant des moutons,” (La Bergère), painted by Jewish artist Camille Pissarro in 1886, to Léone Meyer, whose family lost the painting in the Holocaust.
On the 85th Anniversary of Kristallnacht, a Virtual Reality experience brought to you by the Claims Conference, the USC Shoah Foundation, MakeMePulse in partnership with Meta, UNESCO and the World Jewish Congress will be released in 2024.
Overview The Claims Conference helps more than 128,000 Holocaust survivors in over 41 countries through grantee partner agencies. We recognize there are Holocaust survivors living in countries that do not have access to these partner agencies. This program is intended to provide reimbursements for emergency expenses to eligible Holocaust survivors currently living in a country […]
Search the list of 2025 grantees by keyword. To find local assistance for Holocaust survivors, please see our list of Help centers. This list contains grants approved by the CC Board of Directors for payment in 2025. Grants are subject to audit and final payments to grantees may differ from the amount shown. Click on the […]
More than One-Third Feel National Socialism Could Come to Power Again, and the Majority Polled Did Not Know Six Million Jews Killed During the Holocaust Julius Berman, President of the Conference on Jewish Material Claims Against Germany (Claims Conference), announced the release of a comprehensive Holocaust Knowledge and Awareness Survey of adults in Austria. More […]
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