Germany Must Face Nazi-Era Art Restitution Case in U.S. Court

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Art restitution lawyers are cheering a Friday decision by the U.S. District Court in Washington, D.C., that found Germany must face litigation in the United States in a case seeking to recover Nazi-confiscated art. Barring any changes to the decision on appeal, the case will mark the first time Germany has to defend itself in an […]

(via WSJ)



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