Karl Haberstock (Q3768)

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German art dealer, WWII art looter (1878-1956)
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Karl Haberstock
German art dealer, WWII art looter (1878-1956)

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    bnf id
    16205040s
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    atid
    Haberstock_Karl
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    lastname
    Haberstock
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    firstname
    Karl
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    lifetime
    1878-1956
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    caption
    Haberstock_Karl
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    wikidata id
    Q1731388
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    date of birth
    29 December 1899Gregorian
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    date of death
    6 September 1956
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    birth date
    29 December 1899Gregorian
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    death date
    6 September 1956
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    GND ID
    11905406X
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    Schloss description
    Karl Haberstock of Augsburg and Munich was well-established in the art trade when the Nazis came to power in 1933. Between 1936 and 1938, he sold more than 100 works to Hitler alone. He recommended Hans Posse as the first director of Hitler's planned museum in Linz. In the winter of 1940/41, Haberstock met with an art dealer at the Hotel Negresco, in Nice, who had offered to sell him part or all
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    person
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    has occupation
    art dealer
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    member of
    NSDAP
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    operating at
    Berlin
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