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Nazi-Looted Goudstikker Painting Found in Dutch SS Collaborator’s Family, Positioned for Return

The find underscores how returns of Nazi-looted art from private hands in the Netherlands hinge on voluntary cooperation.

Hampstead Theatre Revives Frayn’s Copenhagen in London

New York Judge Orders Nahmad to Return Nazi-Looted Modigliani to Heirs

Marcel on the Train Opens Off Broadway and Extends Run to March 22

Greece Sends Experts After Photos of 1944 Kaisariani Executions Surface Online

DHS Lectern Phrase Is Real, But Nazi-Origin Claim Is Unsupported

Poland Summons Israeli Ambassador Over Yad Vashem Post on Holocaust-Era Badges

Paris Puts Four Bulgarians on Trial for ‘Red Hands’ Vandalism in Suspected Russian Proxy Plot

Marcel Ophuls, Filmmaker Who Exposed France’s WWII Collaboration, Dies at 97