The Plundering and Destruction of Germany’s Fine Art after the Second World Warhttps://www.revisionist.net/looting-germany.html
censorship in the U.S. occupational zone as all other media. In July of 1945, the US Army issued Law 52 prohibiting German commerce in works of art or cultural materials. ALL Germ
Towns and cities in Germany were at the mercy of the occupiers after war’s end, and they were not spared plunder and cultural destruction. Allied detachments in World War Two
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Destruction of German Monuments after the Second World Warhttps://www.revisionist.net/monuments.html
The French military occupational government intended to dismantle the base and replace it with a new monument to “peace and international understanding,” but this plan
Germany was a land of grand monuments dating from well before the Middle Ages. The US led MFA&A reported that in Germany alone, over 90 percent of the monuments had been hit by All
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