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Musch, Sebastian; Heyen, Annika
Holocaust studies, 04/2024, Letnik: 30, Številka: 2Journal Article
This article provides a detailed account of the British - American Bermuda Conference on Refugees, held in April 1943, and re-evaluates its effect on Jewish refugee organizations and the international migration regime. It argues, firstly, that the delegates' inaction had a profound effect on Jewish organizations and their humanitarian efforts, and secondly, that the decision to revive the dormant Intergovernmental Committee on Refugees - a measure intended to cover for the failure to agree on any decisive rescue operation for European Jewry - provided the foundations for the international migration regime of the post-war era.
