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Das größte Kunstgeschäft der NS-Zeit

21.05.2019 Das größte Kunstgeschäft der NS-Zeit

[English version coming soon] Seit Anfang 2018 erforscht Hanna Strzoda die Umstände einer der größten Erwerbungen in der Geschichte der preußischen Museen: Den Ankauf von 4.400 Werken aus dem Bestand der Dresdner Bank im Jahr 1935. Ihre Forschungen bauen auf der Ende 2017 veröffentlichten Publikation „Kunst durch Kredit“ von Lynn Rother auf, die den kunst- und bankhistorischen Hintergrund des Geschäftes aufarbeitet.

von Birgit Jöbstl

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