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"The German authorities who had indicated to me their desire to buy certain paintings from this collection bowed to the Louvre and insisted on examining them only after the choice made by the Louvre. Dr. Göpel and Dr. Lohse asked me to reserve the pa
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Lefanc's version of events regarding the Louvre's actions to exercise the right of pre-emption on the confiscated Schloss collection
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"The German authorities who had indicated to me their desire to buy certain paintings from this collection bowed to the Louvre and insisted on examining them only after the choice made by the Louvre. Dr. Göpel and Dr. Lohse asked me to reserve the pa
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Lefanc's version of events regarding the Louvre's actions to exercise the right of pre-emption on the confiscated Schloss collection
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17 August 1943
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17 August 1943
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The German authorities who had indicated to me their desire to buy certain paintings from this collection bowed to the Louvre and insisted on examining them only after the choice made by the Louvre. Dr. Göpel and Dr. Lohse asked me to reserve the paintings remaining after the choice of the Louvre, excluding the 21 paintings considered of dubious attribution by Mr. Huyghe, Bazin and Postma, and su
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