We shouldn't just focus on the Jewish victims of the World War II era but all those whose families were destroyed and whose insurance was never known about and never paid.
Howard Berman: “We shouldn't just focus on the Jewish victims of the World War II era but all those whose families were destroyed and…”
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Berman advocates for recognizing all victims of historical atrocities, not just Jewish victims.
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