The Third Reich's Pillage of European Art and Treasures

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1. The Disappearing Room
2. Confiscation of "Degenerate" Art
3. Evacuation and Protection
4. Hitler's Possessions
5. Göering's Collections
6. The Art Boom
7. Legalized Looting
8. The Recovery
9. Bibliography