Dispute with the Hohenzollerns ends after almost 100 years

A 100-year wrangle is finally settled

In 1918, the last German Emperor, Kaiser Wilhelm II abdicated following the end of the First World War and there has been a dispute over ownership of his treasures ever since. For more than 100 years there has been regular court action as members of his family, the House of Hohenzollern, have demanded the return of valuable antiques and jewellery as well as recompense for lost properties across… Source

Dispute with the Hohenzollerns ends after almost 100 years

After years of wrangling, the state and the Hohenzollerns have reached a mutually beneficial deal over a number of art items, including paintings and furniture.