Report to the public on the work of the Commission for the Compensation of Victims of Spoliations Resulting from the Anti-Semitic Legislation in Force During the Occupation (CIVS) 2019
Résumé
Twenty years of redress for spoliations - A renewed mission for spoliated cultural property - The network of European restitution committees: a look back at its first year - The CIVS’ role in terms of Franco-German remembrance efforts - Twenty years of redress for anti-Semitic spoliations during the Occupation: between compensation and returns (Proceedings of the symposium held on November 15, 2019) - Discours de Lionel Jospin, ancien Premier ministre - Remarks by Ambassador (ret) Stuart E. Eizenstat - Recomposer des histoires familiales (Serge Klarsfeld) - Le regard de la partie américaine à l’Accord de Washington - Les biens culturels, « un domaine dans lequel nous devons faire mieux » - The implementation of ‘just and fair’ solutions in Europe - En France, une nouvelle impulsion pour restituer les œuvres d’art spoliées - A European network - The Challenge for Looted Libraries
Mots clés
- The Diplomatic Archives
- Looted Libraries
- Real property spoliation
- Washington Agreement
- Washington Principles
- Lionel Jospin
- Reserved portions
- War damages
- Refugee shelters
- Looting of apartments
- Confiscation of banking assets
- Movable cultural property
- Claims
- Spoliation
- Reparation
- Recommendations
- CIVS
- Archives
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| Format du dépôt | Fichier |
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| Type de document | Rapport |
| Langue du document |
anglais |
| Date de publication |
2020-03-01 |