ART MUSEUMS AND THE IDENTIFICATION AND RESTITUTION OF WORKS STOLEN BY THE NAZIS May 2007 Since 1943 America’s art museums have taken a leadership role in the restitution of art and other property stolen by the Nazis. A - Stolen - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	ART MUSEUMS AND THE IDENTIFICATION AND RESTITUTION OF WORKS STOLEN BY THE NAZIS May 2007 Since 1943 America’s art museums have taken a leadership role in the restitution of art and other property stolen by the Nazis. A Add to Reading List Document Date: 2015-03-11 20:42:20 Open Document File Size: 35,73 KB Share Result on Facebook City New York / / Continent America / / Country Germany / United States / Soviet Union / / Facility U.S. museum / American museum / / IndustryTerm internal and external communications / Internet Portal / / Organization Association of Art Museum Directors / International Monetary Policy Subcommittee / American Association of Museums / Domestic and International Monetary Policy Subcommittee / United States Army / U.S. House of Representatives’ Committee on Financial Services / Commission on Holocaust Assets / / Position dealer / President / / ProvinceOrState New York / / Region Continental Europe / / SocialTag Art history Museum Provenance Collection Art museum Association of Art Museum Directors Tate Institute for Museum Research Monuments, Fine Arts, and Archives program Museology

ART MUSEUMS AND THE IDENTIFICATION AND RESTITUTION OF WORKS STOLEN BY THE NAZIS May 2007 Since 1943 America’s art museums have taken a leadership role in the restitution of art and other property stolen by the Nazis. AAdd to Reading List