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To the anon who say (s)he is Communications Director for the Claims Conference: If you think that there is misleading and/or incomplete information in this article, then please tell us what it is. But please do not just remove properly sourced informantion; that is not the way Wikipedia works. Thank you. Huldra 00:34, 2 August 2006 (UTC)
The criticism is entirely out of context. An organization that has accomplished, and continues to accomplish, as much as the Claims Conference inevitably will be criticized. Just because a criticism appears in a newspaper does not mean it is balanced or well-researched. I am not interested in prolonging this issue, but just in having the Claims Conference represented fairly. This is the last time I plan to engage in this issue. User hillkess, Aug. 9, 2006.
I'm very surprised that this article is so short; one would expect a much longer article about such a high-profile organization, and it is also surprising that there doesn't seem to be any controversy about it (the salaries of high-ranking officials of non-profit organizations are always criticized by someone), although thinking of what could be read in international newspapers and magazines over the past 10 years I would have thought that there have been prominent criticis of the activities of the Claims Conference, amongst others Finkelstein, of course. I would have expected that the article would try to discuss the critical allegations objectively, but now I find that they aren't even mentioned. Another point: doesn't the history section need to say something about the historico-political context of the foundation act? In my opinion it doesn't suffice to say that Nahum Goldmann was a prominent figure. To me it seems to be much more important to mention that it was upon the suggestion of the German government in 1951 (Konrad Adenauer) that an organization was created in order to serve as a partner in the negotiations with the German government about how to handle the Jewish international claims against Germany (the claims of the state of Israel were settled on a different level). It was an express wish of the German goverment to have to do with some sort of central agency instead of thousands of individuals and organizations. 141.91.129.5 14:14, 24 April 2007 (UTC)
Since my mother tongue is not English (I only learnt English at school and spent a year as an exchange student in the U.S., but all that happened more than 30 years ago) I don't feel up to writing in the English Wikipedia. My comment/question was meant to exhort others who have both the knowledge and the linguistic ability to add some information to the article that would make it - in my view - more comprehensive. 141.91.129.3 11:48, 26 April 2007 (UTC)
The FBI arrested 7 members of the JCC lately because of manipulating CVs of Jews to claim refunds worth 1.4 m EUR. This is missing in the article. -- 77.4.56.203 ( talk) 00:46, 11 November 2010 (UTC)
At least 31 convictions for fraud so far including two senior CC employees. See this and this and the articles they link to. Zero talk 12:56, 14 May 2013 (UTC)
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