Anne Webber

Commission for Looted Art in Europe

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Co-Founder and Co-Chair of the Commission for Looted Art in Europe

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Last year, German authorities were investigating Cornelius Gurlitt for tax evasion.

Nazi-Confiscated Art Trove Recovered in Munich

Last year, German authorities were investigating Cornelius Gurlitt for tax evasion.

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