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Evening Standard
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Tom Davidson

Artwork stolen by the Nazis from a Jewish cabaret star returned to his heirs

Artwork stolen by the Nazis from a Jewish cabaret star who openly derided Adolf Hitler and was later forced into a concentration camp has finally been returned to his heirs.

Seven pieces of art made by Austrian expressionist Egon Schiele that were looted from Fritz Grünbaum have been returned to his heirs more than 80 years after they were taken.

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