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Sunlei

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25. this guy was a hoarder. all the locals stole everything even their land/homes.

Reply to dipsydoodle (Original post)

Mon Nov 4, 2013, 08:52 AM

Nov 2013

IBM assisted to make lists of home address, names of every person & family removed. The camps kept records. That Corp should be required to provide those lists so everything stolen can be returned to survivors, including land and homes.

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A collection of 1,500 artworks confiscated by the Nazis in the 1930s and 1940s has been found [View all] dipsydoodle Nov 2013 OP

WOW appleannie1 Nov 2013 #1

Worth well over a billion dollars Faygo Kid Nov 2013 #2

And those that don't think that TeaPukeBaggers would censor art, throw people into GITMO, etc. etc. SoapBox Nov 2013 #3

Freaking wow! malaise Nov 2013 #4

K&R! KoKo Nov 2013 #5

That's fantastic! dinger130 Nov 2013 #6

The movie based on that book is rury Nov 2013 #8

Yep. Here's the trailer... progressoid Nov 2013 #13

What a legal mess this will be. happyslug Nov 2013 #7

Well for the time being dipsydoodle Nov 2013 #9

Far Out!!! JimboBillyBubbaBob Nov 2013 #10

Never again. nt PCIntern Nov 2013 #11

For some, I think they see that phrase as a challenge when it comes to Jews. Behind the Aegis Nov 2013 #21

Wow! Great! K&R! hue Nov 2013 #12

Thanks so much for posting, I probably would have missed this. KittyWampus Nov 2013 #14

plenty of pieces came home with US soldiers reddread Nov 2013 #15

Rather difficult to pack a painting into a duffel bag. N/T GreenStormCloud Nov 2013 #20

Please prove your "fact". n/c oneshooter Nov 2013 #22

you dont think so? reddread Nov 2013 #23

So "you know so" is all you have? oneshooter Nov 2013 #24

you should start thinking reddread Nov 2013 #26

Again no proof that it occured oneshooter Nov 2013 #32

More here on subject at Guardian link : dipsydoodle Nov 2013 #16

I would really like to see pictures of the artworks in the collection. kwassa Nov 2013 #17

Cool!!!! Initech Nov 2013 #18

God Damned Bastards Mosaic Nov 2013 #19

this guy was a hoarder. all the locals stole everything even their land/homes. Sunlei Nov 2013 #25

Despicable and monsters that they were packman Nov 2013 #29

STOLEN, not confiscated datasuspect Nov 2013 #27

Too cool that it was found after all these years. Packerowner740 Nov 2013 #28

Reminds me of that movie "The Train" with Burt Lancaster ProfessorPlum Nov 2013 #30

Nazi trove in Munich contains unknown works by masters. dipsydoodle Nov 2013 #31