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"Napoleon Bonaparte wasn’t the first or the last leader to steal art from conquered territories, and he wasn’t the largest wartime looter (that was Adolf Hitler), but he and his troops pillaged art on a vast scale. What did they take and what happened to Napoleon’s looted art?"
Publication Date
19 April 2019
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shannonselin.com/2019/04/napoleon-looted-art
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Shannon Selin
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