A new book recounts one woman’s struggle to find looted art – and then convince a major museum to give it back
, where it was published last year and where critics have compared it to a compelling suspense novel. A reviewer forsaid it was as “devourable as a thriller”, while others have compared the family’s story to those of other famous Jewish families whose art was looted in the war, such as the Camondos, the Rothschilds and the Ephrussis.
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