Franco-German raid on the Wildenstein Gallery in Paris (Q8483)
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Police Inspector Louis-Marie-Charles Liénard and his superior, Police Judiciaire officer Ducher, accompanied Joseph Angerer, Reich State Minister, a Dr. Schmidt and Mr. Schweitzer, an interpreter, to the offices of the Georges Wildenstein gallery on
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Franco-German raid on the Wildenstein Gallery in Paris
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Police Inspector Louis-Marie-Charles Liénard and his superior, Police Judiciaire officer Ducher, accompanied Joseph Angerer, Reich State Minister, a Dr. Schmidt and Mr. Schweitzer, an interpreter, to the offices of the Georges Wildenstein gallery on
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1940-07-24-visit-to-Wildenstein-gallery
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Franco-German raid on the Wildenstein Gallery in Paris
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24 July 1940
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24 July 1940
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Police Inspector Louis-Marie-Charles Liénard and his superior, Police Judiciaire officer Ducher, accompanied Joseph Angerer, Reich State Minister, a Dr. Schmidt and Mr. Schweitzer, an interpreter, to the offices of the Georges Wildenstein gallery on 57, rue de la Boëtie, Paris. They only found empty frames.
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