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Since the domestic enactment of the HVRA, the United States has continued to participate in international conferences that extend restitution policies, but has failed to ratify any of these agreements, making the HVRA the only real avenue of relief in US courts for restitution cases.
In the alternative, if the Terezin Declaration were not utilised, an amendment to the HVRA that subjects individuals to the same standards outlined in the Terezin Declaration would likely serve to remedy the flaws in the system as well.
Too little, too late: Dunbar v. Seger-Thomschitz and the ongoing challenge posed by prescriptive periods in holocaust-era art and cultural property restitution matters
The HVRA made contact with the Evening Telegraph following concerns regarding a number of issues in the area, the first article featuring in the August 12 edition.
Letter: Your Say - Solving village identity crisis
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