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Plunder and restitution

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Massive theft, a key aspect of the Holocaust, was among the most widespread offences committed by Hitler's regime, and ever since the end of the war, international negotiations and legal proceedings have generated a process of compensating or restituting the losses of victims. Hayes surveys the methods and extent of the plunder and the reasons why this process has taken so long
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