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Sunday's Interview with Sonia Devillers. “In the Eyes of the Nazis, These Pianos Were Infinitely More Valuable than the Jews.”

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We know of the Nazi regime's plundering of great masterpieces of painting, but the systematic looting of music remains largely unknown. In *The Fabulous Piano* (Robert Laffont), Sonia Devillers conducts a poignant investigation into an instrument confiscated in 1943 in Paris from the Enoch family of music publishers. Culture is an integral part of the Holocaust and the annihilation of the Jews.

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Sunday's Interview with Sonia Devillers. “In the Eyes of the Nazis, These Pianos Were Infinitely More Valuable than the Jews.”

We know about the spoliation of great masterpieces of painting by the Nazi regime, but the methodical looting of music remains largely unknown. In The Fabulous Piano (Robert Laffont) *, Sonia Devillers leads a harrowing investigation into an instrument confiscated in 1943 in Paris from the Enoch family of sheet music publishers. Culture is an integral part of the Holocaust and the annihilation of Jews.

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estrepublicain.fr broke the news in Nancy, France on Sunday, August 30, 2026.
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