Hermann Goering’s personal art dealer plundered the world for decades; his victims’ descendants are still seeking justice
PBS’s “Plunderer” details the life and work of Nazi art dealer Bruno Lohse
PBS’s “Plunderer” details the life and work of Nazi art dealer Bruno Lohse
An unsuspecting New Orleans couple who bought the artwork in 2019 voluntarily relinquished it after learning of its history
Hungarian officials last year contacted American authorities about an online listing for a rare book with an asking price of $19,000 and a suspicious resemblance to book that had disappeared after the Nazi invasion of Budapest
The decision is a setback for one of the longest-running Holocaust arts restitution cases in history
The paintings will be auctioned off, with the proceeds going to support artists in underserved communities
Efforts by Grünbaum’s heirs to reacquire the Schiele paintings has lasted more than 25 years and has been marked by legal battles due both to statutes of limitations and disputed claims
The New York City museum announced an initiative to research provenances and return artifacts to countries including Nepal, Egypt and India
The justice's friendship with the billionaire Republican donor raises ethical questions about Nazi memorabilia
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