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How the Mauritshuis dragged its art treasures through the war

Summary by NRC Handelsblad
During World War II, the Mauritshuis hosted exhibitions imposed by the Germans. But there were also people in hiding, according to a book published this week.

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How the Mauritshuis dragged its art treasures through the war

During World War II, the Mauritshuis hosted exhibitions imposed by the Germans. But there were also people in hiding, according to a book published this week.

·Netherlands
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Why there are red, white and blue triangles on paintings in the Mauritshuis

There wasn't much art to be seen in the Mauritshuis during the war. But all sorts of things happened. Secretly.

·Apeldoorn, Netherlands
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rd.nl broke the news in Apeldoorn, Netherlands on Thursday, February 13, 2025.
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