Restitution
For every looted Schiele, there are countless looted Jewish artifacts
What other paintings, books and kiddush cups that tell the story of a family lie today behind closed doors and in private homes?
Top US Holocaust officials: Oct. 7 massacre creates ‘new momentum’ for restitution
Editor's Notes: The race to reclaim Nazi-looted art
German museum curator returns looted art to Holocaust victim descendants
Israel's Lapid vs. Poland's Holocaust restitution law - analysis
Lapid’s decision to slam the Poles over this latest piece of legislation shows that he has no intention of changing his tune on these issues, maintaining his stance from three years ago.
Polish Senate begins hearings on Holocaust restitution law
Foreign Minister Lapid said the legislation is an ‘illegal and immoral’ attempt to ‘obscure history.’
Polish deputy PM condemns Lapid's comments on restitution bill
Poland's ruling party leader Jaroslaw Kaczynski said Foreign Minister Yair Lapid's comments were "unacceptable."
Polish property restitution law ‘flawed, not fair’ - Polish Chief Rabbi
"The government has still done something wrong and has a responsibility to correct that, so an argument can be made that compensation should be provided."
Polish PM: We won't pay one zloty for German crimes
Foreign Minister Yair Lapid warned that the advancement of the anti-restitution bill would harm ties with Warsaw.
Germany restitutes medieval painting stolen by Nazis to rightful heirs
A painting depicting St. Florian of Lorch, also known as the patron saint of Linz, Austria, was restituted to the heirs of A.S. Drey, a Jewish art dealership that operated in Munich and New York.
Dutch museum pays thousands to compensate for looted Nazi art
The descendants of Richard Semmel's family friends were granted 200,000 euros by the Museum de Fundatie in Zwolle in the Netherlands, where the previously-owned painting currently sits.
How can thousands of Holocaust survivors receive the funds they deserve?
"These funds can take the Holocaust survivors out of poverty"
Holocaust Remembrance Day: Luxembourg signs major restitution pledge
The agreement includes the donation of 1 million euros as a symbolic acknowledgement and the purchase of the Cinqfontaines Abbey, which was a Nazi internment camp, converting it into a memorial.
Compensation funds awarded to Romanian Jewish Holocaust survivors
Over NIS 9 million will be distributed this week to at least 2,100 individuals, averaging at over NIS 4,000 per person.