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Show TheSalt Lake Tribune NATION/WORLD Group Plans Out Strategy To Recover Nazi-Looted Art International effort will return works to rightful owners THE ASSOCIATED PRESS WASHINGTON paintings ums, Kulishov said A second document listed works from the Rothschild and Furst collections once destined Valuable c from Jews by German Nazis could be returned to prewar owners or their heirs or sold to benefit Holocaust survivors under guidelines endorsed Thursday by 44 countries for Adolf Hitler's planned Linz museum for his about 750,000 plunderedarttreasures, an esti- matedfifth of Europe's wartime An international meeting, de- art. About 110,000of thoselooted pieces remain missing. signed to get nations, museums, eries andindividuals to re-examine collections and archives in The Russian delegation also turned overa letter addressed to a top Hitler aide about the interception of a smuggled manuscript an unprecedented post-World War II search, produced an im- by “the Jew Rudolph Gutmann mediate breakthrough: The Russian de legation delivered three scuments on art looted from ian Jeews. rt EHizenstat, undersecrest. ate and head of the U.S. t organized the conaised the Russianac- which in 1942 endedup in the Vienna National Library On Tuesday, Russia announced it would try to identify and return “victim art” the Nazis took from Holocaust victims andlater plun- dered by Stalin's troops as Ger- The papers “will provide sig man“reparations eads to identifying stolen nistat said 40-page document listed Hans Winkler of pieces that Nazis confiscated Jews in Vienna before the cf ng to Russian dele- iy Kulishov, who delivmaterial to Bizenstat at e news conferenc The 700 works endedup in Aust ian muse. THE ASS CIATED PRESS Stuart Eizenstat University’s newest criminal-jus ‘uctor can claim experi ence that no other teachers pos sess — amurder. James Hamm. who shot and killed someone when he was a teen-ager, has been hired to teach in the School of Justice Studies ers to make restitution. ‘The art worldwill never bethe samein thewayit deals with Naziconfiscated art," Eizenstat said. Whileprinciples adoptedat the conferencearen’t legallybinding. Eizenstat said they “represent a moral commitment” by partici pating countries. The four-day conference, which ended on Thursday, brought together 44 countries, the Vatican and more than a dozen organizations representing Jewish art his- tory andinsurance interests Delegates also pre ssed for quicker action on returning com munal property, such schools, « Friday requires restitutionof ail and central Europe after decade: Nazi-looted art Bizenstat held out Austria as an example for other nations and said the global re-examination of art collections could result in re in the hands of Nazi or communist governments. Under another rei PHOENIX — Arizona State tary of state Unde Austria said a turn of major works to survivors or heirs or persuade current own Ex-Murder Convict To Teach Classes On Justice at ASU “Theart world will never be the samein the way it deals with Naziconfiscated art.” synagogues, law taking effect in his country A25 friday, December4, 1998 a conference plan, outstandinglife insurance claims from as many as 800.000 Jewish families also would be paid within two years, if possible. this spring semester, The Arizona Republic reported Thursday This provides the school of HUNTING-FIELD es SHOTGUN = when he was 17. 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