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Latest revision as of 12:52, 29 July 2021
Lohse left for Munich to prepare for arrival of the Schloss collection. Göpel said that he screwed up. Rose Valland speculated that Lohse planned the whole incident involving the truck carrying the collection, his plan faltered when Laval ordered it
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Collection sent to Munich and earmarked 'München Führerbau'
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Lohse left for Munich to prepare for arrival of the Schloss collection. Göpel said that he screwed up. Rose Valland speculated that Lohse planned the whole incident involving the truck carrying the collection, his plan faltered when Laval ordered it
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1943-11-19-collection-sent-Munich-Fuehrerbau
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1943-11-19-collection-sent-Munich-Fuehrerbau
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Collection sent to Munich and earmarked 'München Führerbau'
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19 November 1943
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19 November 1943
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Lohse left for Munich to prepare for arrival of the Schloss collection. Göpel said that he screwed up. Rose Valland speculated that Lohse planned the whole incident involving the truck carrying the collection, his plan faltered when Laval ordered it intercepted. She found out that the collection is for Hitler and was referred to as “München Führerbau” at the Jeu de Paume. Göpel went out of his way
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