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Schloss 229, a painting by Verspronck, was returned to the MCCP, two months after its presence was noticed by two refugee officers from the Royal Yugoslav Army, Slavko Uzicanin** **and Capt. Djordje Djordjevic, who lived in Munich at the time. They r
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Recovery of Schloss 229 aided by two Yugoslav officers and a French officer in Munich
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Schloss 229, a painting by Verspronck, was returned to the MCCP, two months after its presence was noticed by two refugee officers from the Royal Yugoslav Army, Slavko Uzicanin** **and Capt. Djordje Djordjevic, who lived in Munich at the time. They r
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Recovery of Schloss 229 aided by two Yugoslav officers and a French officer in Munich
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12 November 1945
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12 November 1945
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Schloss 229, a painting by Verspronck, was returned to the MCCP, two months after its presence was noticed by two refugee officers from the Royal Yugoslav Army, Slavko Uzicanin** **and Capt. Djordje Djordjevic, who lived in Munich at the time. They reported their finds to a French officer assigned to the MCCP for restitution matters, Pierre Duchartre.
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