The Victim's Fortune

Fifty years post-World War II, a determined group of Americans initiated a campaign to address the unresolved issue of Nazi-looted assets. Utilizing class-action lawsuits and economic sanctions, they confronted major corporations and governments for restitution amounting to billions. What started as a moral campaign evolved into a contentious struggle, sparking intense discussions on the complexities of financial compensation for the atrocities of the Holocaust and the ethical implications surrounding it.