Germany returns Nazi art from Gurlitt trove to French family
(WorldNews Germany)

BERLIN — Germany on Wednesday returned three art works to a descendant of a Jewish French collector who owned them until his death in 1941 in Nazi-occupied France. Two of the pictures came from a trove of works held by Cornelius Gurlitt, which was discovered in 2012 by German tax inspectors in Munich. His father had been an art dealer and sold what the Nazis dismissed as “degenerate� art. At a ceremony in Berlin, culture...