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The Memorial to the Murdered Jews of Europe, in Berlin. EU member states are urged to resolve remaining Holocaust-era property issues (Photo: Paul Weber)

Is Europe keeping its promise on Holocaust restitution?

As I end my term as a member of the European Parliament, I have been reflecting on meeting with Hania Rosenberg, a Polish-born Holocaust survivor who is now a fellow Swedish citizen.

Speaking at the conference, Unfinished Justice: Restitution and Remembrance at the European Parliament in April 2017, Hania narrated her difficult, ongoing fight for justice for the return of h...

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Gunnar Hokmark is a member of the European Parliament from Sweden. He is the chair of the European Alliance for Holocaust Survivors.

The Memorial to the Murdered Jews of Europe, in Berlin. EU member states are urged to resolve remaining Holocaust-era property issues (Photo: Paul Weber)

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Gunnar Hokmark is a member of the European Parliament from Sweden. He is the chair of the European Alliance for Holocaust Survivors.

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