Anglo-Jewish Association

The AJA continues to be active in defending the interests of Jews – through its ongoing roles as a founding member of the Conference on Jewish Material Claims Against Germany (the Claims Conference), which represents Holocaust survivors in negotiations for compensation and the restitution of appropriated assets and The MFJC, the sole international body dedicated to advancing Jewish cultural activities. Created in 1965 with reparation monies from the Government of West Germany, The MFJC fosters c

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The AJA continues to be active in defending the interests of Jews – through its ongoing roles as a founding member of the Conference on Jewish Material Claims Against Germany (the Claims Conference), which represents Holocaust survivors in negotiations for compensation and the restitution of appropriated assets and The MFJC, the sole international body dedicated to advancing Jewish cultural activities. Created in 1965 with reparation monies from the Government of West Germany, The MFJC fosters c

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