Randol Schoenberg

Los Angeles Museum of the Holocaust

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U.S. attorney, based in Los Angeles, California, who has worked on legal cases related to the recovery of works of art alleged to have been looted or stolen, particularly by the Nazi regime during the Holocaust; President of the Los Angeles Museum of the Holocaust

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A new film comes out next week about art stolen by Nazis, and one woman’s nearly decade-long fight to retrieve it from the Austrian government.

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