Jewish Reparations Started In 1951

Since 1951, the Claims Conference - working in partnership with the State of Israel - has negotiated for and distributed payments from Germany, Austria, other governments, and certain industry; recovered unclaimed German Jewish property; and funded programs to assist the neediest Jewish victims of Nazism.
 

A Never Ending Stream Of Victims

More than 500,000 Holocaust survivors in 75 countries have received compensation payments as a result of the work of the Claims Conference. Payments to Holocaust survivors as a result of the work of the Claims Conference have come to more than $90 billion.
The Claims Conference has allocated approximately $1 billion to research, document, and educate children about the Shoah.

Who Qualifies?

Any jew in a Nazi occupied country. If you were in a non-occupied country (Canada), and you had a relative in a camp, than you recieve benefits.

 

How Much Has Been Paid?

Germany has so far paid a total of 65 billion euros ($95 billion), or about 800 euros per German national, according to Flug.

What Holocaust?

Red Cross records show 270,340 total dead in all the camps, and only 30% (81,000) were Jews. If there were 4,000,000 Jews buried at Auschwitz that archeological teams would be all over the place. The commissions clam that 1.2 million Jews are buried in a two acre plot behind the Treblinka train station, but there has never been one excavations.