In Austria, restoring art to make memory
Audio 7:30 p.m.
By: Isaure Hiace
Austria has long been criticized for its late memory work, despite its participation in Nazi crimes during the Second World War. But today, the country is a model for the restitution of works of art looted by the Nazis.
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A unique law of its kind created in 1998 a commission charged with investigating within the public collections of the country, in order to restore the objects and works of art which were stolen by the Nazis. A colossal work which continues today.
In Austria, restoring art to make memory, a Great report by Isaure Hiace, produced by Pierre Chaffanjon.
(Replay of March 3, 2020).
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