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BBC News – Germany returns art stolen by Nazis in 1939 to Poland

Posted by Joseph & Jazmin on April 1, 2014

BBC News – Germany returns art stolen by Nazis in 1939 to Poland

Germany has returned an 18th Century painting that was looted from Poland’s National Museum by the Nazis in 1939.

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