We respond to a letter by Julius Berman and Roman Kent, “Saving Nazi-Stolen Properties to Help Holocaust Survivors,” (March 15) addressing our criticism of the Conference on Jewish Material Claims Against Germany.
The authors describe all the property stolen by the Nazis and now in their possession as “unclaimed, formerly Jewish-owned property located in what was East Germany.” But the property at issue, which prompted the complaint to the New York Attorney General, is “claimed,” by its rightful Jewish owners or their heirs.
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