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2013 turned out to be a pretty big year for the art world - largely as a result of the Gurlitt Collection: the surfacing of 1,400 Nazi-looted modern masterpieces that were thought to have been destroyed - an art trove valued somewhere in the billions. Much of it had been confiscated from both galleries and private art collections in Germany and Austria only to be publicly derided in a Nazi organized exhibit called Degenerate Art (1939).
Five paintings from this exhibition were acquired by the Museum of Modern Art that same year: you can read about the these paintings by clicking here.

The article posted to the right explains the systematic manner in which the Germans acquired the art.

Hermann Goering had an IQ that measured 138 - click here to read about the strangely high IQs of the other lunatics in Nazi leadership...

CLICK HERE to read an article from 1923 about the ambitious Adolf Hitler.

- two books from Amazon:

     


Nazi Art Plunder (Click Magazine, 1943)

Nazi Art Plunder (Click Magazine, 1943)

Nazi Art Plunder (Click Magazine, 1943)

Nazi Art Plunder (Click Magazine, 1943)

Nazi Art Plunder (Click Magazine, 1943)

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