Cultural Plunder by the Einsatzstab Reichsleiter Rosenberg:
Database of Art Objects at the Jeu de Paume
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Code
Collection
PVera
Saint-Germain-en-Laye
PWertheimer
Paris
R
Rothschild
Raymond Poincare
Sammlung (avenue Raymond Poincaré)
RB
R. Bottenwieser
RBrunschwig
Paris
RCIsay
Paris
RdBecker-Lambert
Bruxelles, Belgique
RDreyfus
Ussel--René Dreyfus was arrested on 6 April 1944 in Ussel and imprisoned in Tulle then in Limoges. The entire contents of his apartment in Ussel were removed by members of the Limoges Gestapo and Bony/Bonny-Lafont gang members. Dreyfus testified in the postwar against the leaders of the gang when they were brought to justice.
RdSugny
Paris
RdWasserman
Bruxelles, Belgique
Red.
Armand Redlich
Reichenbach
Mme. u Bernhard
REIK
Reikiss [Raykis]
REIN
Joseph Reinach
RElllisen
Paris/Talence (Gironde)
RGinzburger
Paris
RHaas
Bruxelles, Belgique-Mr. Haas' collection was removed from his residence in Brussels on three occasions. On 21 April 1941, the Walon transport firm facilitated the removals; on 8 July 1942, the Société belge des extraits tannants facilitated the removals and on 18 July 1942, the Simon company aided in the removals of Haas property.
RHE
Rheims
RKamp
Bruxelles, Belgique
RL
Raphael Levy-Hermannos (Hermanos)
RLeven
Paris
RM
Unknown
RNathan
Saint-Gilles/Bruxelles, Belgique-Mr. Nathan's property was seized shortly after the Gestapo arrested him.
Roger Bernheim
rue Dosne
Roger Levy
Roger Levy
Roger-Marx
Paris
Rose
Rosenthal
Rosenberg Paris
Paul Rosenberg
Rosenberg-Aronstein
Schaerbeek-Bruxelles, Belgique-The building where Mr. Rosenberg and Mrs. Aronstein lived was once occupied by members of the Gestapo who allegedly removed their property on 2 March 1943.
Rosenberg-Bernstein
Rosenberg-Bernstein-Bordeaux
ROS-FA
The objects belonging to the Rosengart-Famel family were forcibly removed from their residence beginning in early 1942 and ending in March 1943.
Rosstein
Rosstein
Rost
Erwin Rosenthal--The Rosenthal collection was among the first to be plundered by representatives of the ERR acting in concert with local Gestapo agents in Paris. His apartment was ultimately emptied in the fall of 1942 during the so-called M-Aktion. Although it is impossible to date with certainty when the first thefts took place, some of Rosenthal's belongings were comingled with those of other collections which had been plundered in early 1941. As a result, many of Mr. Rosenthal's art objects are listed as "UNB". Some crates containing his property include the letters "EM" which are the initials of his street address while others are designated by the moniker assigned by the ERR to his collection (ROS or ROST).
Rouff
Chambord
RRMeyer
Paris
RRosenberg
Paris
RStora
Paris
RUlmann
Paris
RWeill
Paris
RZN
Baronin Helene Zuylen de Nyevelt de Haar
S
Schick
Sau
Sauerbach
SBuquenne
Anvers, Belgique--The Buquenne collection was seized the day after the arrest of Mr. Buquenne.
SCahon
Les Andelys (Eure)
Schi
Pompe-Schifeld
Schloss
Adolphe Schloss-The Schloss collection was assembled with great care by Adolphe Schloss, a German Jew who settled in Paris in the late 19th century. In August 1939, the collection was transferred to a vault at the Chateau de Chambon (Corrèze) for safekeeping. On April 16, 1943, a combination of Nazi policemen and French officials from the CGQJ worked together to confiscate the Schloss collection and transfer it to Paris for processing. There, the collection was split into three parts--the largest going to the Linz Museum project. That part of the collection (262 paintings) was transferred to the Führerbau (Munich) on 24 November 1943 where it remained untouched until 29-30 April 1945 when local Munich citizens broke into the building housing the collection and hundreds of other works and stole everything. Nearly half of the Schloss paintings are still unrestituted.
Schuster
Paris
Sclauver/Sandmann
Paris
SDH
Swob [Schwob] d'Hericourt
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