Art Treasures Stolen By Nazis to Be Found
After Germany's defeat the hunt will begin to locate art looted by the Nazis. Georges Wildenstein notes collections seized from France, Belgium, Holland and others. goals include restoration to rightful owners and rebuilding Europe with a massive, coordinated effort led by a US commission chaired by Justice Owen J. Roberts. The hunt will involve museums, private owners, and neutral territories as authorities assemble lists of abroad-held property to aid recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Georges Wildenstein
Minre- With
France
Wildenstein
Europe
Paris
London
Buenos Aires
New York
French Academy
Art
Authority
INS
Belgium
Holland
Norway
Czechoslovakia
Austria
Nexis
United States
Owen J. Roberts
Federal Reserve
Elysees
Nazi Loot of Rothschild Art Across Paris Estates
The article details German forces looting Rothschild properties in Paris with raids on Rothschild art collections. Rubens portraits, Vermeer, Fragonard, Rembrandt, and Goya works were seized, along with tapestries and portraits valued in the millions. It describes German “purchases” to cloak seizures, Goering and Hitler’s art ambitions, and the broader challenge of postwar restitution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rubens
Helene Fourment
Helene
Fragonard
Vermeer
Menars
M. de Marigny
Mime
de Pompadour
Baron Edouard de Rothschild
Fortieres
Lagay
Gainsborough
Rembrand
Earl of Payersham
Boucher
J. Goya
Rothschild
Rembrandt
Baron Robert de Rothschild
Hitler
Louvre
Arthur Veil-Plcard
M. Veil- Picard
France
Berlin
Zernin
Ausstria
Austria
Ted Tape
Germany
la Chateaux
Hiller
Chateau
le Mans
Paris
Fragmented plea on art restitution after occupation
The passage urges restoration of art objects seized during occupation and demands proof of ownership before Germany and allied powers can reclaim or repatriate works. It argues for returning paintings, sculptures, and other treasures to rightful owners and citizens, stressing protection of beauty amid wartime disruption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Dresden
Casanova
Professor Poste
Dresden Museum
Europe
Srs
Corgi
Aiuto
Orion
Woman Aerialist Feature At Playland Park
Misa Marion named most popular aerialist of 1893 at the police circus in BL Louis stadium performs nightly at Playland Park 2222 North Alamo Street. atop a 120 feet pole she enacts death defying stunts in a tilting routine.
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Police
Playland Park
North Alamo Street
Misa Marion
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Marshal Goering
Autless
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Acousticon Institute
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Goering
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Jan van Eyck
Ghent
Chateau de Pau
Ruben
Baptist Book Store
Broadway
San Antonio
Texas
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Namie Te Ty Peinred
Praeger
Norge
Cash& Carry
Wesnest Guy
Tale’s Salute the
Kally Field War Workers Service
Gelltalve
Weaniog
Weskty
Desion None
Ane Lee Fay 'G
Nan & Inn
Alan Weekige
Damon
Ing
Ryo
Monty
Houston
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Heatrolas
Mtr
Yeorn
Nependahla Service
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