Tilla Durieux (Swedish Wikipedia)

Analysis of information sources in references of the Wikipedia article "Tilla Durieux" in Swedish language version.

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  • Archive of Fine Arts, abART person-ID: 128601, läs online, läst: 1 april 2021.[källa från Wikidata]

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  • Antonija Mlikota, The Destiny of the Tilla Durieux Collection after its Transfer from Berlin to Zagreb, vol. 22, Studi di Memofonte, 2019, s. 64-78, 10.25433/2038-0488/6987-V752, läs online och läs onlineläs online.[källa från Wikidata]
  • läs online, www.lootedart.com .[källa från Wikidata]
  • New York City museums are fighting to keep art stolen by the Nazis, lootedart.com och New York Post, 24 november 2018, läs onlineläs online, ”Durieux, a famous Berlin actress, took the painting with her when she fled Nazi Germany for Yugoslavia with her German-Jewish husband Ludwig Katzenellebogen in 1933.The couple’s heirs have said that they sold the painting under duress in 1935. Katzenellebogen was arrested in April 1941, transported to Berlin and murdered in 1943. The painting found its way to Paris and later to New York, where it was donated to the museum in 1960.”.[källa från Wikidata]

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  • New York City museums are fighting to keep art stolen by the Nazis, lootedart.com och New York Post, 24 november 2018, läs onlineläs online, ”Durieux, a famous Berlin actress, took the painting with her when she fled Nazi Germany for Yugoslavia with her German-Jewish husband Ludwig Katzenellebogen in 1933.The couple’s heirs have said that they sold the painting under duress in 1935. Katzenellebogen was arrested in April 1941, transported to Berlin and murdered in 1943. The painting found its way to Paris and later to New York, where it was donated to the museum in 1960.”.[källa från Wikidata]

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