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Latest revision as of 12:53, 29 July 2021
Based on information provided by Darquier de Pellepoix to postwar French authorities and according to the DGER (Bulletin de renseignements No. 4), the Schloss collection was estimated at 2 billion francs before its seizure. It included 329 paintings,
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Based on information provided by Darquier de Pellepoix to postwar French authorities and according to the DGER (Bulletin de renseignements No. 4), the Schloss collection was estimated at 2 billion francs before its seizure. It included 329 paintings,
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DGER report No 4
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16 January 1945
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16 January 1945
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Based on information provided by Darquier de Pellepoix to postwar French authorities and according to the DGER (Bulletin de renseignements No. 4), the Schloss collection was estimated at 2 billion francs before its seizure. It included 329 paintings, 49 of which went to the Louvre. In the report, Liénard/Liénart and Lefranc were identified as responsible for the collection’s disappearance. The DGE
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