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How a Museum of Fine Arts researcher investigates stolen artwork from World War II

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The painting changed ownership multiple times during World War II before ending up in the possession of a Nazi commander. The museum bought the artwork in New York in 1946, relying on paperwork that turned out to be doctored.

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How a Museum of Fine Arts researcher investigates stolen artwork from World War II

The painting changed ownership multiple times during World War II before ending up in the possession of a Nazi commander. The museum bought the artwork in New York in 1946, relying on paperwork that turned out to be doctored.

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WBUR broke the news in Boston, United States on Monday, September 21, 2026.
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