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A court in Argentina has ordered the return of the Nazi-looted painting Portrait of a Lady to the heir of its rightful owner. The painting was identified in a property listing and will be exhibited at the Holocaust Museum of Buenos Aires. The couple currently holding the painting has agreed to return it in exchange for not facing prosecution and will also donate funds to local hospitals.
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A court in Argentina has ordered the return of the Nazi-looted painting Portrait of a Lady to the heir of its rightful owner. The painting was identified in a property listing and will be exhibited at the Holocaust Museum of Buenos Aires. The couple currently holding the painting has agreed to return it in exchange for not facing prosecution and will also donate funds to local hospitals.
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