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1. An American soldier discovers a framed painting that was looted by the Nazi regime in an underground vault.

Date:: 1945 April 17

2. Sgt. Harold Maus of Scranton, PA examines an album of engravings by Albrecht Duerer that was found in a vault containing numerous other art treasures that were looted by the Nazi regime.

Date:: 1945 April 17

3. Examination of one of the framed paintings that was looted by the Nazi regime in an underground vault.

Date:: April 1945

4. Captain Fred Levy of Dallas, TX opens packages containing art work looted by the Nazis for the private collection of Joseph Goebbels.

Date:: 1945 June 12

5. Third U.S. Army discovers looted art treasures hidden by Nazis in a salt mine.

Date:: 1945 April 07

6. Jewish laborers display a confiscated work of art that was brought to the Pabianice labor camp/storage facility.

Date:: Circa 1942 - 1943

7. General Dwight D. Eisenhower, Supreme Allied Commander in the West, accompanied by General Omar Bradley (left), and Lt. General George S. Patton, inspect stolen art treasures hidden in the Merkers salt mine.

Date:: 1945 April 12

8. Bundles of currency, confiscated art, and other valuables from Berlin are uncovered by U.S. troops with the 90th Division, U.S. Third Army in the Merkers salt mine.

Date:: 1945 April 15

9. Two soldiers of the 90th Division, U.S. Third Army, remove a crate containing looted historical engravings that were discovered in the Merkers salt mine.

Date:: 1945 April 15

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1. An American soldier discovers a framed painting that was looted by the Nazi regime in an underground vault.

2. Sgt. Harold Maus of Scranton, PA examines an album of engravings by Albrecht Duerer that was found in a vault containing numerous other art treasures that were looted by the Nazi regime.

3. Examination of one of the framed paintings that was looted by the Nazi regime in an underground vault.

4. Captain Fred Levy of Dallas, TX opens packages containing art work looted by the Nazis for the private collection of Joseph Goebbels.

5. Third U.S. Army discovers looted art treasures hidden by Nazis in a salt mine.

6. Jewish laborers display a confiscated work of art that was brought to the Pabianice labor camp/storage facility.

7. General Dwight D. Eisenhower, Supreme Allied Commander in the West, accompanied by General Omar Bradley (left), and Lt. General George S. Patton, inspect stolen art treasures hidden in the Merkers salt mine.

8. Bundles of currency, confiscated art, and other valuables from Berlin are uncovered by U.S. troops with the 90th Division, U.S. Third Army in the Merkers salt mine.

9. Two soldiers of the 90th Division, U.S. Third Army, remove a crate containing looted historical engravings that were discovered in the Merkers salt mine.

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