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Argentina Charges Nazi's Daughter For Hiding Decades-Old Art Theft
The daughter and son-in-law of a Nazi who stole art from European Jews during World War II were charged in an Argentine court Thursday with hiding numerous works, including 22 by French painter Henri Matisse.
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How FBI Tracked Down Rare Monet Painting Stolen By Nazis 80 Years Ago
FBI Art Crime Team, the New York and New Orleans Field Offices, and the U.S. Attorney's Office for the Eastern District of Louisiana Wednesday announced the repatriation of a Claude Monet pastel on paper, "Bord de Mer."
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Vienna Philharmonic to return Nazi looted painting to rightful owners
Vienna's Philharmonic Orchestra said Saturday it was returning a painting that was stolen by the Nazis to the descendants of its rightful owners, in the latest high-profile restitution case in Austria.
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France to return Nazi-looted art to rightful owners
France will on Tuesday return three paintings seized by the Nazis to their rightful owners, a move that is just the tip of an iceberg in a country where nearly 2,000 such artworks remain unclaimed.
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Argentina Charges Nazi's Daughter For Hiding Decades-Old Art Theft
The daughter and son-in-law of a Nazi who stole art from European Jews during World War II were charged in an Argentine court Thursday with hiding numerous works, including 22 by French painter Henri Matisse.
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How FBI Tracked Down Rare Monet Painting Stolen By Nazis 80 Years Ago
FBI Art Crime Team, the New York and New Orleans Field Offices, and the U.S. Attorney's Office for the Eastern District of Louisiana Wednesday announced the repatriation of a Claude Monet pastel on paper, "Bord de Mer."
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Vienna Philharmonic to return Nazi looted painting to rightful owners
Vienna's Philharmonic Orchestra said Saturday it was returning a painting that was stolen by the Nazis to the descendants of its rightful owners, in the latest high-profile restitution case in Austria.
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France to return Nazi-looted art to rightful owners
France will on Tuesday return three paintings seized by the Nazis to their rightful owners, a move that is just the tip of an iceberg in a country where nearly 2,000 such artworks remain unclaimed.
