Plundered, but by whom? : Protectorate of Bohemia and Moravia and occupied Europe in the light of the Nazi-art looting : proceedings of an international academic conference held in Prague on 21-22 October, 2015 / translation, Christopher Hopkinson.

Includes bibliographical references.

The main features of occupation policy in the Protectorate of Bohemia and Moravia and the rest of the Czech Lands / Mečislav Borák -- The role of the occupying and Protectorate authorities in relation to artworks / Jan Gebhart-- Establishment and Activities of the Einsatzstabs in the Protectorate of Bohemia and Moravia / Monika Sedláková -- The confiscation of Jewish-owned musical instruments: the example of the Jews of Prostějov (1942) / Jan Machala -- The refugee problem in 1938 and its solution / Jakub Hablovič, Vilém Knoll -- Law in the Protectorate of Bohemia and Moravia / Jaromír Tauchen -- The Nazi occupation of the Czech Lands, the Nuremberg Trials and the international law of war / Pavel Maršálek -- The Relation between the Restitution of Jewish Property and the Presidential Decrees / Jan Kuklík -- Art Looted during World War II in Occupied Poland : Legal Perspective / Kamil Zeidler -- Restitution in Italy: Between diplomacy and political expediency / Francesca Cavarocchi -- Post-war restitution and the case of the Museum of St. Donatus in Zadar / Antonija Mlikota -- A Neutral Unknown : Portugal and the International Trade in Looted Art during the Second World War / Inês Fialho Brandão -- German Lost Art Foundation Deutsches Zentrum Kulturgutverluste / Uwe M. Schneede -- MNRs and the collection of Josef Wiener from Prague / Thierry Bajou -- Who owns Bruno Schulz? The changing postwar fortunes of works of art by Jewish artists murdered in Nazi-occupied Poland / Nawojka Cieślińska-Lobkowicz -- The Central Office for Provenance Research in Hesse : Workshop Report / Ulrike Schmiegelt-Rietig, Miriam Olivia Merz -- Recent Developments on the Field of Professional Standards of Provenance Research : Towards a Unified Approach about the Identification of Looted Cultural Assets in European Museums / Agnes Peresztegi -- The fate of several major Jewish collections in the Protectorate and after the war, their deposition at the National Gallery and problems with restitution / Václav Erben -- On research into wartime deposits at the Museum of Decorative Arts, Prague / Johana Prouzová -- Research and processing of a collection of Hebrew prints held at the National Library of the Czech Republic / Michael Nosek -- Looted art and libraries : a challenge for post-war relationships between France and Czechoslovakia / Sophie Cœuré -- Schloss Kleßheim : Adolf Hitler's guesthouse and its unknown inventory / Imma Walderdorff -- Hildebrand Gurlitt and his dealings with German museums / Meike Hoffmann -- The Stedelijk Museum and the Second World War : From provenance research to an exhibition / Margreeth Soeting -- Tracing Pan-European Looted Art in Russia : The Case of the Erich Koch Collection / Patricia Kennedy Grimsted.