Supreme Court unanimously sides with Hungary in Holocaust survivors’ lawsuit

Editorial: Finally, the Supreme Court can help a California family get back art stolen by Nazis

Under a recent California law, justice can be done at long last, if the case is allowed to proceed.

US Supreme Court rejects Shoah restitution claim against Hungary

The Holocaust survivors who sued Budapest failed to demonstrate an American connection to their property, the justices said.

Survivors and their descendants have been demanding compensation for family property confiscated during World War II since 2010.

US Supreme Court dismisses Holocaust survivors' compensation case against Hungary

The Supreme Court dismissed a lawsuit by Holocaust survivors seeking compensation from Hungary for property confiscated during WWII. The case returns to a lower court.

Court deals severe blow to Holocaust survivors’ lawsuit against Hungary

a long-running lawsuit seeks compensation from Hungary for property confiscated during World War II

Justices rule out “commingled funds” theory in Hungarian Holocaust survivors’ compensation suit - SCOTUSblog

ShareA unanimous Supreme Court on Friday threw out a ruling by a federal appeals court that allowed a lawsuit brought by survivors of the Hungarian Holocaust to go forward. The survivors contended that their claims fell within an exception to the general presumption that foreign governments cannot be sued in U.S. courts because Hungary and its national railway confiscated their property, sold it, and mixed it with their other funds to do busines…