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Art and politics

the database of art plundered by the nazi

October 18, 2010 by cpreda 2,273 Comments

Today was launched a database that collects information about works of art plundered by the Nazi from Jewish owners in France and Belgium . This project is interesting as it offers this search-able database and it continues the judicial fights already under way in Austria and Hungary (some of the most visible scandals/trials of last year). Hitler’s project to create the art museum of his dreams also with the help of “loans” from other museums in the countries occupied is known but what seems still surprising to me is the way in which people like Goring would hold a discourse publicly and would thereafter try to do their best to collect some more “degenerate art” (!)
The database can be accessed at this address: http://www.errproject.org/jeudepaume/

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