| Owner: | Vincent de Moro-Giafferi — Paris, France |
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| Collection: | (MG) Moro Giafferi--Youngest member of the Paris bar, Vincent de Moro-Giafferi was one of the most colorful and relentless criminal defense lawyers in inter-war Paris. He even defied Hermann Goering in his defense of those accused of having set the Reichstag fire in March 1933. Moro-Giafferi made the short list of high-priority targets once the Wehrmacht occupied Paris in June 1940. His entire Paris apartment was emptied in November 1940. |
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| Artist: | Empire |
| Medium: | Works on Paper |
| Title: | L'enlèvement des Sabines |
| Description: | deux gravures noires cache doré |
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| Archival Sources: | RA 14, MAEE, Paris, France |
| Intake place: | 27 avenue Kleber, Paris |
| Transfer place: | Jeu de Paume |
| Transfer date: | 1940-11-05 |
| Restituted? | No |
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