Rescuing Da Vinci: Hitler & the Nazis Stole Europe's Great Art Monuments Men

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Publisher
Laurel Publishing, LLC
ISBN-10
0977434907
ISBN-13
9780977434909
eBay Product ID (ePID)
57272296

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Book Title
Rescuing Da Vinci : Hitler and the Nazis Stole Europe's Great Art - America and Her Allies Recovered It
Number of Pages
302 Pages
Language
English
Publication Year
2006
Topic
Military / World War II
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Yes
Genre
History
Author
Robert M. Edsel
Format
Hardcover

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1.3 in
Item Weight
68.1 Oz
Item Length
11 in
Item Width
9.5 in

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A Monuments Men congressional Resolution was introduced in Washington, D.C. on 12/6/06, which was followed by a press conference and C-Span broadcast, [b]UPDATE 02/17/09:Hachette Book Group will publish Edsel's [i]Monument Men: Nazi Thieves, Allied Heroes and the Greatest Treasure Hunt in History[/i] in September 2009, Hachette considers this book to be their lead title for Fall 2009; [i]Monument Men[/i]'s cover will cite Edsel as "the author of [i]Rescuing Da Vinci[/i]", The companion documentary aired nationally on PBS in the spring of 2007; it is currently previewing at U.S. film festivals
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Rescuing Davinci uses 460 photographs to tell the "untold story of the "Monuments Men" and their discovery of more than 1,000 repositories filled with millions of items including paintings, sculpture, furniture, archives, and other treasures stolen during WWII by Adolph Hitler and the Nazis. The book includes photoraphs of Hitler designing the Fuhrer Museum, along with photographs of the extraordinary measures taken by museum officials in Europe to protect their masterpieces from the Nazis' planned looting. Ultimately, Hitler and the Nazis' unprecendented theft of Europe gave way to the greatest treasure hunt in history, the search for art and other treasures valued at more than a trillion dollars! The Allies created a special force known as Monuments, Fine Art, and Archives Section comprised of museum directors, curators and art historians - men and women from more than 15 nations - who spent more than six years locating, rescuing, and then returning these treasures to the countries from which they were stolen. Efforts to locate and return missing artwork continue to this day., i]Rescuing Da Vinci /i] uses 460 photographs to tell the untold story of the 'Monuments Men' and their discovery of more than 1,000 repositories filled with millions of items including paintings, sculptures, furniture, archives and other treasures stolen during WWII by Adolph Hitler and the Nazis. i]Rescuing Da Vinci /i] includes photographs of Hitler designing the Fuhrer Museum, along with photographs of the extraordinary measures taken by museum officials in Europe to protect their masterpieces from the Nazis' planned looting. Ultimately, Hitler and the Nazis' unprecedented theft of Europe gave way to the greatest treasure hunt in history, the search for art and other treasures valued at more than a trillion dollars The Allies created a special force known as Monuments, Fine Art and Archives Section comprised of museum directors, curators and art historians- men and women from more than 15 nations who spent more than six years locating, rescuing and then returning these treasures to the countries from which they were stolen. Efforts to locate and return missing artwork continue to this day., Rescuing Da Vinci uses 460 photographs to tell the untold story of the "Monuments Men" and their discovery of more than 1,000 repositories filled with millions of items: paintings, sculpture, furniture, archives, and other treasures stolen during WWII by Adolph Hitler and the Nazis.The book includes photographs of the extraordinary measures taken by museum officials in Europe to protect their masterpieces from the Nazis' planned looting.The Allies created a special force known as Monuments, Fine Art, and Archives Section comprised of museum directors, curators and art historians - men and women from over than 15 nations - who spent more than six years locating, rescuing, and returning these treasures to the countries from which they were stolen. Efforts to locate and return missing artwork continue to this day.

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