Hitler, Art, Race, and Society

“Degenerate” Art

More Than an Object, More Than a Place

Heroes and Villains of the Greatest Theft in History

Conservation and Restoration

Who Owns Art?

Is Art Worth A Life?

Going Once, Going Twice…and Perhaps Gone Forever

What is the Value of Art?

Reparations as Resolution

What is Provenance?

Casualties of War

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Harry Ettlinger, one of the last surviving Monuments Men, explains why World War II was the greatest theft in history and how this Educational Program may be used.

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