Table of Contents

We Lost Everything Wretched Victims The Right to Seize and Retain Any Release is Ex Gratia To Maintain Their Views Have Mercy on Us Poverty Relief Pure Dynamite The Unique Circumstances A Debt of Honor Bibliography

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Examines British policy toward Jews during the Holocaust and the ongoing struggle to retrieve the victims' property.

About the Author

ITAMAR LEVIN is Deputy Editor in Chief of Globes-Israel's Business Newspaper. Levin has led the world's media in reporting and uncovering the fate of looted Jewish property in Europe. A frequent lecturer on the subject, Levin also is an advisor to various public institutions, including the Israel government. His latest book is The Last Deposit: Swiss Banks and Holocaust Victims' Accounts (Praeger, 1999). NATASHA DORNBERG is a high tech consultant.

Reviews

.,."a solid piece of scholarship...Students of Britain in the Second World War, the Holocaust, and Allied policy during the Nazi era, would benefit from reading this book..."-Albion Fall 2002

.,."the first book to describe a relatively unknown injustice committed by the British government against the Jewish people during the holocaust era."-Bulletin of Arnol & Leona Finkler Institute of Holocaust Research

?...a solid piece of scholarship...Students of Britain in the Second World War, the Holocaust, and Allied policy during the Nazi era, would benefit from reading this book...?-Albion Fall 2002

?...the first book to describe a relatively unknown injustice committed by the British government against the Jewish people during the holocaust era.?-Bulletin of Arnol & Leona Finkler Institute of Holocaust Research

?Itamar Levin's new book provides convincing evidence that similar conflicts produced a distinctly unfriendly British response toward postwar Jewish efforts to recover lost or confiscated property....Levin has an important story to tell, and he tells it with a readable, if sometimes exaggerated, passion.?-German Studies Review

..."a solid piece of scholarship...Students of Britain in the Second World War, the Holocaust, and Allied policy during the Nazi era, would benefit from reading this book..."-Albion Fall 2002

..."the first book to describe a relatively unknown injustice committed by the British government against the Jewish people during the holocaust era."-Bulletin of Arnol & Leona Finkler Institute of Holocaust Research

"Itamar Levin's new book provides convincing evidence that similar conflicts produced a distinctly unfriendly British response toward postwar Jewish efforts to recover lost or confiscated property....Levin has an important story to tell, and he tells it with a readable, if sometimes exaggerated, passion."-German Studies Review