“The Nazi campaign to steal art treasured by Jewish families and others targeted by the regime was about more than a pilfering of property. It was a deeply personal theft and an act of inhumanity,” Sen. Richard Blumenthal stated.
Blumenthal and Cornyn's amicus brief reopens the debate over the HEAR Act: the restitution of looted art redefines the value of Schiele's works.
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