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1. 1923 catalogue the Schloss collection
2. 209SUP 384 P17 inventory at la Courneuve
3. 2 paintings restituted
4. A. Franken
5. A. Pouchet
6. A. Walter
7. A. Wertheim, GmbH, Berlin
8. A Barn Interior with Animals
9. A Calm
10. A Schloss painting entered the MCCP
11. A village wedding
12. A winter scene
13. A woman reading
14. Abel Bonnard
15. Abraham
16. Abraham Jacob Saportas
17. Abraham Pickert
18. Account of Lucien Schloss' arrest at Lamastre (Ardèche) by German security agents, 1943-04-08 (document)
19. Achille Fontaine-Flament
20. Acquisition by Dr. Franz Rademacher of Schloss 220 attributed to Rubens
21. Acquisition by Ernst Buchner of Schloss 261
22. Acquisition by the Musées Nationaux of 49 Schloss paintings
23. Adeline Hulftegger
24. Administration de l’enregistrement, des domaines et du timbre
25. Adolf Hitler
26. Adolf Weinmüller
27. Adolphe Schloss
28. Advice to German embassy in Paris from Frenzel regarding Göpel plan for the Schloss collection
29. Agnew's Gallery
30. Agreement between the regional prefect of Limoges and Wehrmacht General Niehof
31. Albert Henraux
32. Albert Marcel Renaud
33. Albertha Eveline van Beuningen-Charlouis
34. Albertus Brondgeest
35. Alex Gebhardt surrendered voluntarily Schloss 58 and Schloss 117 to MCCP, 10 October 1947 (document)
36. Alexander Dennistoun
37. Alexander Everaerts
38. Alexander Gebhardt
39. Alexandre-Louis Hersant-Destouches
40. Alexandre Joseph Paillet
41. Alexis Febvre
42. Alfred Brod
43. Alfred Fischer
44. Alfred Rosenberg
45. Alfred Strasser
46. Allen
47. Allied breach of German defensive lines around Normandy
48. Allied invasion of Normandy (D-Day)
49. Allied military landings in Southern France (Operation Dragoon)
50. Alois Eisenreich
51. Alte Pinakothek
52. Amédée Constantin
53. An Angel in the Guise of Titus
54. Andreas Full
55. Andrieu, Robert
56. André Giroux
57. André Mniszech
58. André Rottembourg
59. Anna Elink
60. Anne Darquier
61. Annexation of Austria (Anschluss) to Nazi Germany
62. Anti-Jewish restrictions and internment of Jews in Vichy France
63. Antoine-Claude Chariot
64. Antoine Lemoine
65. Antoine de Sauzay
66. Anton Mensing
67. Appearance of two Schloss paintings on the art market
68. Application of Article 5 of a restitution ordinance
69. Appointment of Adolf Hitler as Chancellor of Germany
70. Appointment of André Monnot des Angles as administrateur provisoire of Adolphe Schloss Fils et Cie
71. Appointment of André Monnot des Angles as administrateur provisoire of Schloss family business and financial interests
72. Appointment of Hans Posse to Führermuseum
73. Appointment of Hermann Voss as successor to Hans Posse
74. Appointment of Jacques Jaujard
75. Appointment of Jean-François Lefranc as advisor on Jewish property to Darquier de Pellepoix
76. Appointment of Louis Darquier de Pellepoix as commissaire-général of CGQJ
77. Appointment of Pierre Laval as Prime Minister of the Vichy government under Marshal Philippe Pétain
78. Appraisal by Cornelius Postma of 320 paintings from the confiscated Schloss collection
79. Apprehension in Nice of Henry Schloss and Louise Boulat
80. Archduke Ernest of Austria
81. Arnoldus Lamme
82. Arnoud Leers
83. Arnoud de Lange
84. Arrest of Lucien Schloss in Lamastre
85. Arrival of Renaud and Cazaux at Banque Jordaan at Château de Chambon
86. Arrival of Schloss 264 to the MCCP
87. Arrival of Schloss 273 at the MCCP
88. Arrival of the Schloss collection convoy in Paris after stopover in Chateauroux
89. Artaris
90. Arthur J. Sulley & Co
91. Arthur Joseph Sulley
92. Arthur Kay
93. Arthur Leonard Nicholson
94. Arthur Sambon
95. Arthur Seymour
96. Asscher Koetser and Welker
97. Auction of degenerate works at Theodore Fischer gallery in Lucerne (Switzerland) purged by the Nazi State from museums
98. August de Ridder
99. Auguste-Louis-César-Hipolite-Théodore de L’Espinasse de Langeac, Comte d'Arlet
100. Augustin Blondel de Gagny
101. Augustus King of Poland
102. Auschwitz
103. BRÜG - Bundesrückerstattungsgesetz
104. BRÜG settlement to the benefit of Schloss heirs
105. Bacri
106. Baer
107. Banque Jordaan
108. Barbara Göpel
109. Baron Arnoud Willem van Brienen van de Groote Lindt
110. Baron Etienne-Edmond-Martin de Beurnonville
111. Baron Willem Joseph van Brienen van de Groote Lindt
112. Baron d'Aubigny
113. Baron de Villequin
114. Baroness von Bortnowski-Jaroszewicz
115. Battle of the Bulge
116. Bayerische Staatsgemäldesammlungen
117. Bayerisches Landeskriminalamt
118. Bendfeldt alfred
119. Benjamin West
120. Berta Fritsch
121. Biard
122. Bibliothèque Nationale
123. Birger Frans Gotthard Svenonius
124. Bonhams
125. Bonnard letter to Cathala regarding the Lucie Schloss estate
126. Bonnard order to Lefranc to remove the Schloss collection from Limoges
127. Brame & Lorenceau Gallery
128. Bruno Lohse
129. Bundesamt für Äussere Restitutionen
130. Bureau Central des Restitutions
131. C.E. Younge
132. CIVS
133. CRA update on recent restitutions to the Schloss heirs
134. Caillot
135. Capitulation of Athens
136. Cardinal Joseph Fesch
137. Carin Göring
138. Carl Ulrik Palm
139. Carle Wolf
140. Carousing peasant company in an inn
141. Catalogue of works of art spoliated by the Germans
142. Cercle Artistique et Littéraire de Bruxelles
143. Charles-Alexandre de Calonne
144. Charles-Jacques Chapelain de Séréville
145. Charles-Joseph Count of Lichtervelde
146. Charles Auguste Louis Joseph duc de Morny
147. Charles Brind
148. Charles Brunner
149. Charles Butler
150. Charles Marquis de Biencourt
151. Charles Paillet
152. Charles Pillet
153. Charles Ramsden May
154. Charles Scarisbrick
155. Charles Sedelmeyer
156. Charles V Holy Roman Emperor
157. Charles de Férol
158. Christian Kellerer
159. Christie’s
160. Christine Hauser
161. Clarification requested by Jacques Jaujard on restitution procedures
162. Claude Tolozan
163. Claude Vatelot
164. Cloix
165. Clotilde Brière-Misme
166. Coenraet Droste
167. Collection sent to Munich and earmarked 'München Führerbau'
168. Commissariat Général aux Questions Juives
169. Comte Andor de Fostatios
170. Comte R. de Cornelissen
171. Comte de Boulbon
172. Comtesse Vilhaud
173. Comtesse de Montbrison
174. Concern of Michel Martin over German involvement in deterrmining the ultimate fate of the Schloss collection
175. Concerns about safeguarding the Schloss collection
176. Confidential nature of list of Schloss paintings to show to Hitler
177. Confirmation by Gerlach of Darquier de Pellepoix's decision authority regarding the handling of the Schloss collection
178. Confirmation by Gerlach of reimbursement to the Reichskreditkasse
179. Confirmation of a Schloss collection inventory created by Jean-François Lefranc
180. Confirmation of departure of the Schloss collection from Limoges
181. Confiscation of 'ownerless' Jewish art collections
182. Conrad Jacob Gerbrand Copes van Hasselt
183. Consequences of public drunkenness
184. Contact between Leimer and Lohse concerning Jewish art collections
185. Conte Lorenzo Castellani de Varzi
186. Conversation between Michel Martin and René Huyghe regarding the removal of the Schloss collection from Limoges
187. Conversation between René Huyghe and the préfet de la Haute-Vienne
188. Cornelia Jacoba van Lennep
189. Cornelis Dusart
190. Cornelis François Roos
191. Cornelis Hofstede de Groot
192. Cornelis Ploos van Amstel
193. Cornelis Sebille Roos
194. Cornelius Postma
195. Correspondence between Abel Bonnard and Pierre Cathala regarding the confiscated Schloss collection and its partial acquisition through pre-emption by the Louvre
196. Correspondence between Martin Bormann and Alfred Rosenberg
197. Count Johan Paul of Limburg-Stirum
198. Count Schönborn
199. Crate list for transfer to Munich’s Führerbau
200. Currier Museum of Art
201. Curt Benedict
202. Cäcilie Philippine Anrep-Elmpt, née Countess von Elmpt
203. D.A. Hoogendijk Gallery
204. D. Mansveld
205. DGER report No 4
206. Da Silva
207. Damien Libert Auctioneer
208. Daniël George van Beuningen
209. Darquier de Pellepoix brief to Gaston Veveaud about Laval agreement with the German authorities
210. Darquier de Pellepoix letter to Schleier
211. Darquier de Pellepoix rebuke of Préfet de la Haute-Vienne regarding Lefranc mission
212. David David-Weill
213. David Penderleath Sellar
214. David Teixeira
215. De Keersmaecker
216. Death marches from Auschwitz-Birkenau
217. Death of Adolf Hitler by suicide
218. Death of Adolphe Schloss
219. Death of Hans Posse
220. Death of Lucie Haas Schloss
221. Declaration of war by France and Great Britain against Germany
222. Declaration of war by Italy against France and Great Britain
223. Declaration of war by the United States against Japan
224. Decree Regarding the Reporting of Jewish Property
225. Deogracias Magdalena
226. Deportation of Jews from Rome
227. Deportation of Jews from Salonika
228. Deportation train (convoi) 1 to Auschwitz
229. Description of the behavior of Gendarmerie personnel by Musso to the Préfet regional of Haute-Vienne
230. Destrem contact with a Parisian lawyer regarding the Schloss collection
231. Detailed survey of Schloss paintings at the Führerbau
232. Details of check purchases by or for Jean-François Lefranc
233. Detention of Henry Schloss at Centre Brébant, Marseille
234. Detroit Institute of Arts
235. Diederik, Baron van Leyden (III) en Heer van Vlaardingen
236. Dienststelle Westen
237. Direction Générale des Études & Recherches
238. Disclaimer
239. Discovery of an art depot belonging to Maria Almas-Dietrich
240. Discovery of paintings at the Old Botanical Gardens in Munich by Ulrich Toepser
241. Ditmer
242. Djordje Djordjevic
243. Dordrechts Museum
244. Douarière Lopes Suasso
245. Douglas Fitch
246. Douglas Grant
247. Dowager Countess André Mniszech
248. Dr. Andrae
249. Dr. Eduard Simon
250. Dr. Fleischmann
251. Dr. Guimbail
252. Dr. Jean Jacques Joseph Leroy d'Étiolles
253. Dr. Robert Oertel
254. Drancy-Auschwitz
255. Dresden Gallery
256. Drunken men and women dancing
257. Drunken singers seated around a table in a tavern
258. Duc de Bojanc
259. Duc de Reggio
260. Duchesse Sofia Sergejevna Troebetskaja
261. Duke de Leuchtenberg, Munich and Prince of Eichstätt, Munich
262. Duke of Beaufort
263. Dutch Plain
264. Dutch Street Scene
265. Dutch proverb (Venne, 1)
266. Dutch proverb (Venne, 2)
267. Dutch surrender to German military forces
268. Désiré van den Schrieck
269. E. Bizard
270. ERR
271. Earl De La Warr
272. Earliest inventory of the Adolphe Schloss collection
273. Early knowledge by Liénard of Schloss collection location
274. Edda Göring
275. Edgar Breitenbach
276. Edmond Favier
277. Edmond Huybrechts
278. Edmé-François Gersaint
279. Edouard Lucas Moreno
280. Eduard Plietzsch
281. Eduard von Niesewand
282. Edward Adolphus Seymour, 11th Duke of Somerset
283. Edward Speelman Ltd. London
284. Einsatzgruppe
285. Einsatzgruppe-led massacres of Jews in Kovno (Kaunas)
286. Elderly man
287. Elie J.B. Doubinsky
288. Elisabeth Geertruida Wassenbergh
289. Elizabeth-Eleanor Cornwall
290. Ellen Bernt
291. Ellen Ettlinger-Rathenau
292. Elsie Schmidt
293. Emil Fussgen
294. Emil Hess
295. Emile Vigier
296. Emmy Göring
297. Enactment of second law regarding the status of Jews in France
298. Enactment of the Nuremberg Race Laws
299. Enchanted Island
300. Engelbert Michaël Engelberts
301. Erhard Göpel
302. Eric Couturier
303. Ernst Buchner
304. Ernst Buchner in US Army custody
305. Ernst Flersheim
306. Ernst Frenzl
307. Erwin Sieger
308. Establishment of Commissariat Général aux Questions Juives (CGQJ)
309. Establishment of an ALIU interrogation center at Bad Aussee
310. Establishment of the Art Looting Investigation Unit (ALIU)
311. Establishment of the Einsatzstab Reichsleiter Rosenberg (ERR) on 17 July 1940
312. Establishment of the Occupation Military Government-United States (OMGUS)
313. Establishment of the Roberts Commission by US President Franklin Delano Roosevelt
314. Establishment of the Western office of the ERR (Amt Westen) in German-occupied Paris
315. Establishment of the concentration camp of Dachau outside of Munich
316. Eugene Slatter Gallery
317. Eugène Fischof
318. Eugène Féral
319. Eugène Max
320. Exchange between Darquier de Pellepoix and Lohse at the Jeu de Paume
321. Exchange between Dequoy and Haberstock regarding sale of Schloss collection
322. Execution of Musso search warrant at the Banque Jordaan
323. Expected arrival date for Schloss collection in Munich: 10 December 1943
324. Fall of Paris at the hands of the German Army
325. Family Portrait
326. Family of the painter Elisabeth Gertrude Wassenberg
327. Felix Roman Jagielski
328. Ferdinand Herrmann
329. Ferdinand Laneuville
330. Fermoy Art Gallery
331. Fernand Musso
332. Finalizing the purge of all forms of 'degenerate art' from German museums by the Nazi government
333. Fine Arts Museum of San Fransisco
334. First shipment consisted of 13 crates
335. Florisoone note regarding the Hals restitution
336. Flowers (Fyt)
337. Foreign Office Berlin Auswärtiges Amt
338. Fountain of lead and marble
339. Fourth notice sent by Schloss family attorney for information about recovery of Schloss paintings
340. Fowkes
341. Francis Denzil Edward Baring
342. Franco-German raid on a residence in Bordeaux in search of the Jonas art collection
343. Franco-German raid on the Bacri gallery in Paris
344. Franco-German raid on the Schloss residence in Paris
345. Franco-German raid on the Wesblat residence in Paris
346. Franco-German raid on the Wildenstein Gallery in Paris
347. Franke
348. Frans Hals Museum
349. Franz Hermesdorff
350. Franz Kleinberger
351. Franz Kälberer
352. Franz Rademacher
353. Frau Engelhardt
354. Frau Haase
355. Frau Lagermann
356. Frau Weneck
357. Frau von Parseval
358. Frederik Muller
359. Frederik Muller & Co
360. French Government request to the German Bundesamt für Äussere Restitutionen for restitution
361. French assessment of Hitler ire over Louvre appropriation of 49 paintings from the confiscated Schloss collection
362. French inventory, Banque Dreyfus
363. French police interview of Nériec regarding transfer of Schloss collection to Laguenne
364. Frenzel told Schleier to await Hitler's decision
365. Friedrich Ludwig von Gans
366. Friedrich Schwartz
367. Friedrich Wilhelm Constantin von Hohenzollern-Hechingen
368. Friedrich Wolffhardt
369. Fritz Lagermann
370. Fritz Schleif
371. Full powers entrusted to Philippe Pétain by French parliamentarians
372. Führerbau
373. G. J. de Loose
374. G. T. Braine
375. Gaensluckner
376. Galerie Brame
377. Galerie Charles Brunner
378. Galerie Durand-Ruel
379. Galerie Fievez
380. Galerie Fischof Eugène
381. Galerie Georges Petit
382. Galerie Heinemann
383. Galerie Helbing
384. Galerie Henneberg, Zürich
385. Galerie J. Kraus
386. Galerie Jean Lorenceau
387. Galerie Kleinberger & Co.
388. Galerie Lindenauber
389. Galerie Meissner
390. Galerie Pardo
391. Galerie Pickert
392. Galerie Sedelmeyer
393. Galerie Wildenstein
394. Galerie d'art Saint-Honoré, Paris
395. Gaston Neumans
396. Gaston Ritter von Mallmann
397. Georg Fischer
398. Georg Hoffmann
399. George Alan Brodrick, 5th Viscount Midleton
400. George Granville Leveson-Gower, 1st Duke of Sutherland
401. George Salting
402. George Tomline
403. George Watson-Taylor
404. Georges Destrem
405. Georges Edouard Warneck
406. Georges Marant
407. Georges Perrier
408. Georges Petit
409. Georges Édouard Warneck
410. Gerard Elink
411. Gerda Bormann
412. Gerhard Utikal
413. Gerlach asked Göpel to return to Paris
414. Gerlach assessment of potential German interest in the Schloss collection
415. Gerlach assurance for the safe return of the Schloss collection to Laguenne
416. Gerlach brief to Laval regarding Hitler's interest in the Schloss collection
417. Gerlach brief to Schleier about Bömelburg and Lohse involvement in Schloss case
418. Gerlach informed Hummel that payment was completed
419. Gerlach received check from Reichskreditkasse Paris.
420. Gerlach request for funds from the Reichskreditkasse for the Schloss acquisition
421. Gerlach request regarding German press coverage of the Linz Museum acquisition of the Schloss collection.
422. Gerlach sent Schloss painting index to Hummel
423. Gerlach suspicions about hidden Schloss paintings
424. Germain Bazin
425. German Panzer units pierced through French defenses
426. German Red Cross; Deutsches Rotes Kreuz
427. German decision to end the search for missing Schloss paintings
428. German defeat at Stalingrad
429. German embassy notified Darquier de Pellepoix that an agreement was made to purchase the Schloss collection
430. German inventory B323/1212
431. German inventory B323/186
432. German inventory RG 260 M1946 Reel 141
433. German military occupation of Greece
434. German military occupation of Hungary
435. German military offensive against Netherlands, Belgium and Luxembourg
436. German military offensive against Soviet Union known as 'Fall Blau'
437. Germany military occupation of the unoccupied zone of France
438. Gerrit Braamcamp
439. Gerrit van der Pot
440. Gertrude Elliott
441. Gisela Limberger
442. Goering order to support ERR operations
443. Gottfried Merzbacher
444. Gottfried Reimer
445. Graf von Sierstorpff
446. Granville Augustus William Waldegrave, 3rd Baron Radstock
447. Groninger Museum
448. Gros & Delettrez
449. Gräfin Jenny Esterházy
450. Grégoire-Hippolyte Delaroche
451. Guildhall of St. George
452. Guillaume-Jean Constantin
453. Gunther Haase
454. Gurs
455. Gustav Adolf Steengracht von Moyland
456. Gérard Leembruggen Jzn
457. Göpel acquisition of 259 paintings from the confiscated Schloss collection for the Linz Museum
458. Göpel cleared to transport collection to Munich
459. Göpel complaint to Reimer about work load
460. Göpel indicated to Voss that separated paintings are in French posession
461. Göpel organized 14 frames for Schloss collection
462. Göpel request for notification about the arrival of the Schloss collection in Paris
463. Göring interest in acquiring the Schloss collection
464. Hallsborough Gallery
465. Handover of Schloss and Weil collections to Ducass at the Château de Chambon
466. Hans Kreuzpaintner
467. Hans Leimer
468. Hans Posse
469. Hans Posse diary entry about Schloss collection
470. Hans Reger
471. Hans Wendland
472. Hans Wetzlar
473. Harari and Johns Gallery
474. Hautecoeur meeting with Huyghe and Bazin
475. Hector Brame
476. Hector Escobosa
477. Heinrich Frans Angelo Antoine-Feill
478. Heinrich Gustav Winckler
479. Heinrich Lammers
480. Heinz Bohner
481. Helene Loeb Lyon
482. Hendrik Elink
483. Hendrik Fagel II
484. Hendrik Fagel III (London, The Hague)
485. Hendrik de Leth
486. Hendrik van Ommeren
487. Henri Baudoin
488. Henri Charles Emmanuel Greffulhe
489. Henri Rigeaux
490. Henri Verne
491. Henry Delpech
492. Henry Joseph Pfungst
493. Henry Schloss
494. Henry Schloss indicated collection value
495. Henry of the Palatinate
496. Herbert Leonard
497. Hermann Göring
498. Hermann Haase
499. Hermann Heinemann
500. Hermann Renner

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