I can't remember who brought up Jews not demanding restitution for what they suffered at the hands of the Nazis, but I copied this from a book review site and thought it might be of some interest...
Paying for the Past: The Struggle over Reparations for Surviving Victims of the Nazi Terror
Authors: Christian Pross, Belinda Cooper and Erich H. Loewy
Publisher: John Hopkins University Press, 276 pages, May 1998
Pross untangles the complicated history of reparations in West Germany, from the American military government’s 1947 law Number 59 (Restitution of Property Stolen in the Course of the "Aryanization of the Economy") to West Germany’s Federal Restitution law of 1957, and into the 1970’s.
Ok, NOW I'm REALLY off to bed!
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