Claims Conference: Little progress made on looted Holocaust art

Despite pledges to find and return art looted by the Nazis found within their borders, little follow up action has been taken by the nations of Europe, Jewish groups find.

Museum visitors study "Adele Bloch-Bauer I," a 1907 painting by Austrian artist Gustav Klimt at a special exhibition of Klimt paintings looted by the Nazis during World War II.

(photo credit: REUTERS)

BySAM SOKOL

SEPTEMBER 11, 2014 22:19

Claims Conference: Little progress made on looted Holocaust art

Despite pledges to find and return art looted by the Nazis found within their borders, little follow up action has been taken by the nations of Europe, Jewish groups find.

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Claims Conference: Little progress made on looted Holocaust art

Despite pledges to find and return art looted by the Nazis found within their borders, little follow up action has been taken by the nations of Europe, Jewish groups find.

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