plunder of Jewish property during the Holocaust: confronting European history

This collection provides a cross-section of recent works by a diverse and international group of contributors. The essays offer stories and commentary on the looting, the national myths that disguised it untilrecently, the economic results to Germany and others, issues of restitution in Eastern Europe, German assets in Switzerland, the legal perspective, Sweden's financial links to Nazi Germany, and the involvement in theft of Norway, Austria, Spain, Portugal, Holland, Belgium and Italy.