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: How Appealing"Goering, a museum and Nazi-looted art"
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"Goering, a museum and Nazi-looted art": Michael Kirkland of UPI has a report that begins, "How many years, how many laws or court rulings, how many regulations does it take to wash the tragedy from a work of art? What makes an artwork -- stolen from desperate people, part of what would become the largest claim of restitution involving Nazi theft -- clean enough to be kept in a museum? The U.S. Supreme Court may have a try at finding out."Full post as published by How Appealing on October 10, 2010 (boomark / email).
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