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On June 25, 2026, a significant ceremony took place at Greece's Foreign Ministry, where personal belongings of four Greek victims of Nazi persecution were returned to their families. This event marked the culmination of the international #StolenMemory campaign, which aimed to reunite displaced belongings with their rightful owners after 82 years. The returned items are a poignant reminder of the traumatic past faced by these individuals during World War II.
The initiative stemmed from the Arolsen Archives and involved collaboration with Greek students and teachers, who worked to locate and identify the descendants of the victims. The ceremony evoked deep emotions as family members held items that once belonged to their loved ones, highlighting the personal histories and struggles endured during the Nazi occupation. The occasion served not only as a moment of closure for the families but also as a reflection on the broader impact of the Holocaust in Greece and the continuing need for remembrance and recognition of its victims.
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26 June
Greek Nazi victims’ belongings returned to families
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