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This page would be more accurately described as a war trophy than an architectural trophy, since it refers to the spoils of war. Eliz8114:25, 18 July 2007 (UTC)Reply
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After World War II, the Naval War Trophies Committee of the UK Government allocated some German works of art to various Museums. They were said to be "War Trophies" not "Looted Art". The articles Looted art and National Maritime Museum claim that "Looted art" includes allocations by the NWTC. It would be useful if this article were expanded to cover the varying views of the legality of "War trophies". Vernon White. . . Talk 22:25, 23 September 2007 (UTC)Reply
RELEVANT? First intergovernmental meeting to elaborate declaration of principles relating to cultural objects displaced in connection with Second World War 19 – 21 July 2006, UNESCO Headquarters, Paris, *Pursuant to 33 C/Resolution 45, the main purpose of this intergovernmental meeting is to elaborate a draft of a Declaration of Principles relating to cultural objects displaced in connection with the Second World War with a view to its submission to the 34th session of the General Conference. . . .Vernon White. . . Talk 22:59, 23 September 2007 (UTC)Reply
