In phone call with Herzog, President Andrzej Duda pledges to return ambassador after 2021 restitution law fight, but tensions remain around students' Holocaust trips

In debut book, writer recounts efforts to regain ownership of house that belonged to his grandfather before Holocaust

Prized painting 'Bild mit Haeusern' by Wassily Kandinsky returns to the descendants of Jewish art collector Emmanuel Lewenstein

Parliament approves spending $45 million over ten years on the country's Jewish community of 9,500, provide social and material assistance to survivors

Veteran US diplomat will resume role he held during the Trump and Obama administrations

Funds were supposed to be distributed in two payments by end of 2022, but are expedited to help recipients cope with coronavirus-related financial hardships

Prince Friedrich zu Solms-Baruth III was tortured and imprisoned after being involved in Operation Valkyrie; his heirs want their property back, but Germany's government disagrees

Vienna-based seller im Kinksy is at the center of a dispute between grandchildren of a couple murdered in the Holocaust and a 2008 buyer whose anonymity it is sworn to maintain

Hoard of Dresden antiques, restored to descendants of couple who escaped Germany, sells for over $13 milllion at Sotheby's in New York

Some experts question wisdom of foreign minister's enraged response to Warsaw's newly passed controversial restitution law