The Nazi military leader Hermann Göring amassed his own personal collection of art stolen from museums and private homes. His collection totaled more than 1,000 items, valued at $200 million in 1945, ...

The painting by the Nazi artist Heinrich Knirr was originally installed in the German embassy in London in 1937 ...

(AP Photo/Markus Schreiber) WASHINGTON (CN) — Heirs of Jewish art dealers and Holocaust victims ... direction of the Nazi leader of Prussia, Hermann Goering, violated international law. The treasure ...

Sexually explicit letters written by evil Nazi leader Hermann Goering are being sold at auction. The intimate letters from Hitler’s right hand man to his married lover are going up for sale in ...

Fort Wayne Museum of Art gives a nod to the world of fashion with the exhibition “My PURSEonal Favorites: 300 Bags from the World’s Largest Handbag Collection.” The exhibition, featuring ...

And it’s not a small feat, the arena will have hundreds of different works of art with a District-centric focus. The memorabilia collection will include the first pieces of the Capitals ...

Dubai Collection, Dubai emirates’s first institutional art collection of Modern and Contemporary art launched in 2021 under the patronage of His Highness Sheikh Mohammed Bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Vice ...

In business since 1975, The Art Collection Inc, has grown from a small private, Art business buying and selling fine arts and antiques in New York, to becoming one of the largest and most well ...

But despite a charming exterior and interior, the humble-looking home once played host to one of the most notorious members of the Nazi party, Hermann Goering. Goering is widely thought of as ...

Tucked deep in the Japanese countryside, an abandoned villa hides a breathtaking secret — a million-dollar art collection, left untouched for decades. Inside are priceless paintings, rare ...

It's believed that raccoons were first introduced to Germany by Hermann Goering, founder of the Gestapo - the Nazi's secret police - during the 1930s. Goering brought them in as sport for huntsmen ...