Argentina ordered to return Nazi-looted painting to heir of Jewish Dutch collector
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- Argentina ordered the return of a Nazi-looted painting to Marei von Saher, the sole heir of Jewish Dutch collector Jacques Goudstikker.
- Patricia Kadgien, whose father was high-ranking Nazi official Friedrich Kadgien, agreed to return the work and donate about $3,200 to local hospitals.
Argentina ordered the return of a painting looted by the Nazis to Marei von Saher, the sole heir of a Jewish Dutch collector.
Patricia Kadgien, whose father was the high-ranking Nazi official Friedrich Kadgien, agreed to return the painting to von Saher. She also agreed to give about $3,200 to local hospitals.
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