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  E-mail Message: I thought you might be interested in this item at http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/40462624 Title: The Reisel/Bruland report on the confiscation of Jewish property in Norway during World War II. Author: Berit Reisel; Bjarte Bruland Publisher: [Oslo?] : [publisher not identified], 1997. OCLC:40462624

  
  

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The Reisel/Bruland report on the confiscation of Jewish property in Norway during World War II.

Author:	Berit Reisel; Bjarte Bruland
Publisher:	[Oslo?] : [publisher not identified], 1997.
Edition/Format:	Print book : National government publication : Norwegian
Summary:	In March 1996 the Norwegian Ministry of Justice appointed a Committee of Inquiry to investigate what happened to Jewish property in Norway during World War II and how and to what extent confiscated property was returned to the Jews after the war. In 1997 two separate reports were submitted: the report of the majority of the committee's members (a summary of which is given here) and the present report of the minority (consisting of Reisel and Bruland). The minority's approach is that the physical and economic liquidation of the Jews must be viewed as part of the same crime, which resulted in an all-inclusive economic liquidation; the Nazis secured all of the property, isolated the Jews economically from the rest of society, and made sure that all Jewish activities ceased. This involved several levels of loss. Pp. 1-76 contain the full text of the minority report. It describes the anti-Jewish policies of the Nazis in Norway and of the Norwegian collaborationist government, and scrutinizes the process of economic liquidation of the country's Jewry (pp. 1-25), and then focuses on postwar restitution and compensation on the part of the government. Estimates the economic losses of Norwegian Jewry to the value of 7,854,758 kroner (in 1947 values) as opposed to the Committee's majority estimate of 6,538,200. Pp. 77-125 contain documents.  Read more...
Subjects	World War, 1939-1945 -- Confiscations and contributions -- Norway. Restitution and indemnification claims (1933- ) -- Norway. Jews -- Norway -- Claims. View all subjects
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