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The Nazis forced a Jewish woman to hand over a priceless painting. 85 years later, judges said her family can't have it back.
The family was already paid. They have no leg to stand on. I could understand if they were never compensated but it seems they’re bitter it’s...
The Nazis forced a Jewish woman to hand over a priceless painting. 85 years later, judges said her family can't have it back.
I hope they get sued because it's not looted. Even by the admission of this article here.
She was "forced" to sell, whatever that means. Her money...
The Nazis forced a Jewish woman to hand over a priceless painting. 85 years later, judges said her family can't have it back.
They've already been compensated for it's loss, goddamn greedy fucks.
The Nazis forced a Jewish woman to hand over a priceless painting. 85 years later, judges said her family can't have it back.
It's usually easier to get governments to talk and hash things out, instead of showing up as a foreigner and attempting legal action. That aside...
The Nazis forced a Jewish woman to hand over a priceless painting. 85 years later, judges said her family can't have it back.
This right here is wrong. Very wrong. It's about legality and morality, not equity. If someone poor stole my car from me, I wouldn't expect a...
The Nazis forced a Jewish woman to hand over a priceless painting. 85 years later, judges said her family can't have it back.
The Californian government is not a party in this case, an individual citizen was, and I guarantee 8 figures would represent a MASSIVE portion of...
The Nazis forced a Jewish woman to hand over a priceless painting. 85 years later, judges said her family can't have it back.
Thats a very spanish name, very traditional...
Also this is total BS, she was compensated a fair amount after the war and should be happy that...
The Nazis forced a Jewish woman to hand over a priceless painting. 85 years later, judges said her family can't have it back.
The Jew was paid for the painting, and now wants to be paid again because the painting may be worth more?
Talmudic law sure does hit different.