Swiss-Jewish artist wants museum to take down her paintings over concerns about art purchased from Jews under duress during WWII The newly-opened extension of the Zurich Art Museum features a collection procured by a tycoon who made his fortune selling arms to Nazis.
Brooklyn auction house suspends sale of 19th-century document that Romanian Jews say was stolen in the Holocaust Kestenbaum & Company, which specializes in Judaica items, said it will check the provenance of the ledger of the Cluj burial society.
Martha Nierenberg, Holocaust survivor and American tabletop designer, dies at 96 A biochemist who spoke six languages, Nierenberg spent decades fighting for restitution of artworks stolen from her family.