The Goldstein-Goren Diaspora Research Center, The Conference on Jewish Material Claims Against Germany (Claims Conference) and Yad Vashem were pleased to host the international conference:
70 Years of Holocaust Compensation and Restitution
The event took place on Monday-Wednesday, November 14-16, 2022, at ANU - Museum of the Jewish People, Tel Aviv University.
We are proud to share the recordings of the second day of the conference,
Tuesday, November 15, 2022
0:00 Second Session: The Negotiation Process and Implementation of the Luxembourg Agreement
Chair: Michael Borchard
Kai Wambach
German Theme Portal Wiedergutmachung Impact, Challenges, Opportunities
Lorena De Vita
Negotiating the Luxembourg Agreements: On the Local, National and International Significance of the Talks in Wassenaar
Daniel Siemens
British Perspectives on the West-German-Israeli Negotiations and the Luxembourg Agreement, 1951–1955
Irit Chen
Between Material Baggage and Past Baggage: The Israeli Purchasing Mission to Cologne and Implementation of the Reparations Agreement
02:44:30 Third Session: Conflicts and Consequences in Israeli Society
Chair: Amb. Colette Avital
Tzachi Cohen
Alterman's Poems Regarding the "Shilumim"
David Witzthum
The Paradigm Shift in Germany's Image in the Israeli Public Discourse following the Shilumim Agreement: From "Amalek" to a Friendly Partner in Less than a Decade, 1952–1960
Yael Mishly
Do Reparations Increase Intergenerational Mobility? Evidence from Israel’s Holocaust Survivors
04:30:33 Fourth Session: The Consequences of Compensation for Individual Claimants
Chair: Leora Bilsky
Iris Nachum
Complicated Encounters: Jewish Claimants and German Legal Categories
Regula Ludi
What Do Reparations Do to Claimants? Looking at Reparations from a Praxeological Viewpoint
Joanna Sliwa
Compensation Programs for Jewish Child Holocaust Survivors
Gustavo Guzman
On Nationality, Property, and Re-Migration: The Impact of German Reparations on the Jews of Chile, 1952-1977