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Holocaust looted art : the limits of court-effected restitution

Thérèse O’Donnell

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This conference contribution discusses Holocaust looted art, in particular the limits of court-effected restitution. It was presented at a research seminar at the University of Stirling, October, 2009.

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This conference contribution discusses Holocaust looted art, in particular the limits of court-effected restitution. It was presented at a research seminar at the University of Stirling, October, 2009.

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This conference contribution discusses Holocaust looted art, in particular the limits of court-effected restitution. It was presented at a research seminar at the University of Stirling, October, 2009.

Key concepts: Restitution, The Holocaust, Law, Mathematics, Political science

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