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German Democratic Republic (GDR): Claims Involving the German Democratic Republic

1 Jan 1981

A file of correspondence and reports concerning financial claims against East Germany. The documents cover ongoing negotiations for a settlement of the financial claims of British citizens resulting from the expropriation of property at the end of the Second World War; details of the registration of claims, which only occurred following the establishment of diplomatic relations between the two countries; and details of the claims, which include moveable and immovable property, block bank accounts, and bonds. Other documents in the file cover enquires from Irish and Swiss authorities on the current negotiations; details of claims submitted by the United States and Luxembourg; and a meeting between Lord Trefgarne of the Foreign Office and members of the Board of Deputies of British Jews, who are seeking compensation for expropriated property and for persecution suffered under Nazism.
luxembourg united states of america banking bonds compensation diplomatic relations international relations ireland jews nationalisation religious persecution restitution switzerland war crimes second world war private property economics and trade east germany holocaust foreign assets Anglo-East German relations letters from members of the public financial claims against foreign countries Second World War Aftermath David Trefgarne
Collection ID
FCO33
Countries
Ireland Luxembourg Switzerland United States of America
Department Reference
WRE 104/1
Document Type
Correspondence Reports
File Reference
FCO 33/4727
Identifier
10.1080/cwee.fco33.004727
Pages
54
Persons Discussed
David Trefgarne
Published in
United Kingdom
Subject Countries
East Germany
Themes
Economics and Trade International Relations Second World War Aftermath

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