Führermuseum

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The Führermuseum (English, Führer museum) was an unrealized museum complex reputedly planned by Adolf Hitler for the city of Linz to display the collection of art looted by the Nazis throughout Europe during World War II.

[edit] External links

2004 article from Die Welt (in German)
OSS Report on Hitler's Museum (from Prof. Jonathan Petropolous)

[edit] Further reading

Schwarz, Birgit: Hitler's Museum. Die Fotoalben Gemäldegalerie Linz, Wien, Böhlau Verlag, 2004 ISBN 3-205-77054-4

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