Gideon Taylor

In first, Luxembourg offers $1.2 million in symbolic compensation to noncitizen Holocaust victims

Critics said the grand duchy was the only country in Western Europe with major unresolved reparations issues.

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Gideon Taylor, right, speaking alongside Israeli President Reuven Rivlin in Jerusalem in 2017. Hadas Parush Flash90

Gideon Taylor set to return to Claims Conference as its president

Taylor, formerly the organization’s executive vice president, has been operations chair at the World Jewish Restitution Organization since 2013.

Cherrie Daniels and a member of the Jewish community of Subotica, Serbia during her visit there on January 16, 2016. (Courtesy of the Jewish Community of Subotica)

This diplomat promoted women peacemakers in Middle East. Now she’ll assist families of Holocaust victims.

Cherrie Daniels speaks Hebrew fluently and used to work on conflict resolution with Israeli and Palestinian women during her stint in Jerusalem.

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Wealthy Luxembourg is Western Europe’s last Holocaust deadbeat

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A 1939 phone book could be the key to unlocking millions in Polish Holocaust restitution payments

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Polish restitution bill discriminates against Holocaust survivors, Israel says

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Poland to partially compensate for property looted under Nazis and communists, official says

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Serbia to offer restitution to Holocaust survivors abroad

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Warsaw initiates 6-month deadline for renewing dormant restitution claims

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Polish court upholds controversial restitution law

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