Can anyone help him with citations? (I am also curious. :) )
 
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Subject:      Stolen Art Treasures during World War II
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I am searching for reliable scholarly sources and information dealing with
the amassed amount of stolen art by Hitler and Goering during World War II.
How much did each of these men gather for their own collections - and what
specifically were they looking for?  My prime focus is on the actual art
taken as opposed to the art returned at the end of the war.  Were there any
major pieces of art lost during the war?
 
Any response would be greatly appreciated, thank you.
 
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