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The Detroit Jewish News, 1980-12-26

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THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

Friday, December 26, 1980

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PARIS (JTA) — Dr.
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president of the Conference
on Jewish Material Claims
Against Germany, said last
week that the 440 million
Marks ($200 million) West
Germany has accepted to
pay as a last and final set-
tlement under the restitu-
tion agreement "was the
very best which could be ob-
tained."
Of this total, '40 million
Marks is earmarked for the
needs of the Jewish com-
munity in Germany. The
remaining 400 million
Marks is a hardship fund for
Jewish victims of Nazi per-
secution who were pre-
vented from filing timely
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and also details my first
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in Baltimore, and my par-
ents owned a grocery in a
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and mother were immig-
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lians, and Jews — had suf-
fered desperately through
the depression years to-
gether.
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24, 1940, I found my mother
in the backs of our store tak-
ing groceries from half-bare
shelves. She was packing
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around them. I asked her
what she was doing, and she
answered that she had just
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Christiari neighbors were
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for a Christmas dinner.
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mother said, "and it
would be terrible if Mrs.
Kirby and her family, and
the other neighbors,
would gohungry on their
holiday." And this Or-
thodox Jewish woman
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neighborhood handing
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must understand that it
took six years of tough
negotiations to obtain even
this sum."
Goldmann, who said that
West Germany will eventu-
ally have paid a total of
close to 90 billion Marks
under the various inde-
mnification agreements,
"just refused to pay more."
The former World
Jewish Congress
president said he had
countless meetings, first
with Chancellor Willy
Brandt and then with his
successor Chancellor
Helmut Schmidt to ob-
tain the 440 million
Marks. Goldmann said
that some of the strings
attached to the latest sum
are tough, but he stressed
that "it was this or- noth-
ing at all."
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