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Newsletter #4, August 2005
|  The fourth issue of our newsletter focuses on social benefits. With the assistance of the Austrian pension insurance institution (PVA) we have prepared a kind of guideline for filing claims for Retirement Benefits, Attendance Allowance and Surviving Dependants’ Pension. PVA has set up a telephone information service to provide all persons concerned with information, also available in English, about the requirements and the status of the claims procedures.
The Holocaust Victims´ Information and Support Center publishes reguraly a newsletter, which informs about compensation measures for nazi victims in and from Austria. If you are interested in our newsletter or you want to download the published issues please read more. |
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Wednesday June 27 to Friday June 29, 2007
Venue: Grosser Saal AK-Bildungszentrum (training center of the Chamber of Labour of Vienna), Theresianumgasse 16-18, 1040 Vienna
Chamber of Labour of Vienna
Vienna Wiesenthal Institute for Holocaust Studies (VWI)
In cooperation with: Institute for Contemporary History at the University of Vienna (IfZ) and Jewish Community Vienna (IKG)
Under the auspices of: Federal President Heinz Fischer
Live Internet broadcast: www.vwi.ac.at
Wednesday June 27: 7 p.m. opening speech by Ulrich Herbert
Thursday June 28, Friday June 29: from 10 a.m. - 12 noon and 2 p.m. - 6:30 p.m. presentations and discussions
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Omer Bartov
THE LAST DAYS OF BUCZACZ:
PERSPECTIVES ON THE DESTRUCTION OF A MULTIETHNIC TOWN
1st Simon Wiesenthal Lecture
Thursday, March 8, 2007, 7 pm
Location: Jewish Museum Vienna, Dorotheergasse 11, A-1010 Vienna
This lecture discusses the ways in which Ukrainians, Poles, and Jews remember the Holocaust in the formerly multiethnic town of Buczacz, Simon Wiesenthal's birthplace (as well as that of the speaker's mother).
Note: www.vwi.ac.at
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Following efforts by the Claims Conference and World Jewish Restitution Organization, the Czech lower house of Parliament has passed a bill that abolishes the December 31, 2006 deadline for filing claims for artworks and cultural objects looted during the Shoah. Under this bill, claims may be filed indefinitely.
Note: For more information: www.claimscon.org ©
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The deadline for submitting applications to the Central Compensation Office of Hungary has been extended until December 31, 2006. The following information is based on the application criteria released by the Central Compensation Office of
Hungary:
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· Scholarship Foundation of the Republic of Austria
(Jan 15, 2007)
· Netherlands Museum Displays Nazi-Era Looted Art, Hoping to Find Owners
(Jan 09, 2007)
· Individuals with claims regarding Holocaust Era Insurance. Deadline for Generali claims: March 31, 2007
(Jul 12, 2006)
· Serbian Property Registration Deadline June 30
(Jun 12, 2006)
· Holocaust Compensation Payment Deadline
(Apr 10, 2006)
· Editorial, Newsletter#4
(Aug 14, 2005)
· E-mail Hoax
(Jun 09, 2005)
· AJR APPOINTS NEW HEAD OF MEDIA & PUBLIC RELATIONS
(Dec 09, 2004)
· Deadline for Submitting Claims to Reconciliation Fund Approaching Soon
(Nov 26, 2003)
· ICHEIC Extending Deadline
(Nov 25, 2003)
· Austria Again Tries to Stop Art Theft Case
(May 23, 2003)
· Deadline General Settlement Fund
(May 23, 2003)
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