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A Newly Translated Oral History Reveals Krautrock’s Antifascist Roots

His Family Survived the Nazis by Living in a Chicken Coop

In ‘The New Look,’ It’s Chanel Versus Dior in War-Torn Paris

Schiele Works Believed to Be Stolen Are Seized From U.S. Museums

Van Gogh Watercolor, Once Seized by Nazis, to be Sold at Auction

A Conductor’s Impossible Legacy

A Nazi Legacy Haunts a Museum’s New Galleries

A Nazi Legacy Haunts a Museum’s New Galleries

Pandemics Get Forgotten. But Not at This Museum.

Inge Ginsberg, Holocaust Survivor With a Heavy Metal Coda, Dies at 99

What Constitutes Art Sales Under Duress? A Dispute Reignites the Question.

The Thorny History of the Salzburg Festival’s Logo

Christian Boltanski, Whose Art Installations Dazzled, Dies at 76

Esther Bejarano, 94, Dies; Auschwitz Survivor Fought Hate With Hip-Hop

Did the Nazis Force an Art Sale? The Question Lingers 88 Years Later.

Was This Picasso Lost Due to the Nazis? Heirs Say Yes. Bavaria Says No.

French Heir Gives Pissarro Stolen by the Nazis to a U.S. University

‘Final Account’ Review: The Banality of Evil

Children of the Holocaust Who Are Anonymous No More

Heirs Sue Over Ownership of a Pissarro, Saying It Was Seized by Nazis