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Restitution of Cultural Property Destroyed During Colonization: Can Breton Museums Be Affected?

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On Wednesday 30 July, the government presented a draft framework law allowing the return of stoned works during colonization to their country of origin. What to question is the provenance of goods, now belonging to French museums, some of which are exhibited in Brittany.

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Restitution of Cultural Property Destroyed During Colonization: Can Breton Museums Be Affected?

On Wednesday 30 July, the government presented a draft framework law allowing the return of stoned works during colonization to their country of origin. What to question is the provenance of goods, now belonging to French museums, some of which are exhibited in Brittany.

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