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    What is the procedure for determining the provenance and ownership of any recovered Art Treasures,looted by the Nazis in WW II?

    Question #129848. Asked by george48. (Mar 05 13 5:10 PM)


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    		The identifiable works of art were returned to the countries from which they were taken, and the governments of each nation would then return the objects to the proper owners. When the Munich collection point was closed, the owners of many of the objects had not been found. Nations were also unable to find all of the owners or to verify that they were dead. Today, there are many organizations put in place to help return the stolen items taken from the Jewish people. For example: Project Heart, the World Jewish Restitution Organization, and The Claims Conference.

    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nazi_plunder

    Mar 05 13, 5:39 PM

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