Cultural Plunder by the Einsatzstab Reichsleiter Rosenberg (ERR): Database of Art Objects at the Jeu de Paume

Code	Collection
Belg. MA-AN	Belgisch Möbel-Aktion Antike Kleinkunst (Belgium)
Belg. MA-B	Belgisch Möbel-Aktion Bilder (Belgium)
Belg. MA-MET	Belgisch Möbel-Aktion Metall (Belgium)
Belg. MA-OST	Belgisch Möbel-Aktion Ostasiatisches (Belgium)
BEM	Paul Bemberg
Bern	Bernheim-Jeune
BIA	Bialo
Billy-Fenaille	Aveyron
Bing	Robert Bing
BLapage	Etterbeek-Bruxelles, Belgique
BN-Bruxelles	BN [Belgien und Nordfrankreich]--All items confiscated under the BN label were removed from the Brussels region. The ERR, the Brüsseler Treuhandgesellschaft (Belgium) and associated agencies performed these confiscations. An unknown number of objects remained at ERR Headquarters in Brussels while the remainder was transferred to the Jeu de Paume in Paris.
BoR	Botschaft Rothschild--The largest collections stolen in France mostly by specialized elements of the German occupation forces belonged to the Rothschild family. The German Embassy in Paris guided by Ambassador Otto Abetz, oversaw the plunder of property belonging to various members of the Rothschild family, including Maurice, Alexandrine, James-Armand and Edmond. These early removals of Rothschild property occurred in the summer and fall of 1940 and were greatly aided by the Devisenschutzkommando (DSK), a securities and financial fraud police organization that had jurisdiction over bank vaults and safe deposit boxes where thousands of art objects were stored for safekeeping.
BPO	Mme. Benard de Pontois
BRAUN	Mme. Robert Braun
BRE	Bredel
BRU	Betty Brunsvick--Her residence was plundered in early 1941. Contents were selectively removed to the Louvre and Jeu de Paume for processing. The remainder was assessed at the time of the Aryanization of her building rue Scheffer in late 1942.
BUN	Brunner
C.d.Nat	Cercle des Nations, Paris
C.St	Caroline Stern
CA	Cahen (Belgium)
Cadres	ERR
Cannstatt	Amsterdam
CAronstein	Schaerbeek-Bruxelles, Belgique
CBernheimdeVilliers	Paris
CCL	(Col. Colloredo)
CDF	Cercle de France
CdSenarpont	Paris
CFould	Paris
CH	CH - Not Specified
CHA	Stéphane Chasles
Chaffoo	Bruxelles, Belgique
Chapira	Paris
CHirsch	Paris
CHuysmans	Antwerp
CKvanSterkenburg	Bruxelles, Belgique
CL	Clarence Levi [Levy-Clarence]
CLE	van Cleef-The world-famous jeweler was based at Place Vendôme in Paris, one of the wealthiest Parisian enclaves, targeted by Nazis and local French collaborators for the immense wealth and high-end art that could be found there in private residences and in privately-owned galleries and luxury stores.
CMayer	Neuilly sur Seine
Cob	Coblentz
Cohn	Paris
Col. (CCL)	Colloredo-Mansfeld-The Graefin Berthe [Berthi] Colloredo-Mansfeld geb. Koloredo lived since 1926 in St. Lary, a small village near Auch, Gers, France. She and the rest of her family were declared "enemies of the Reich" in 1942 which led to a Europe-wide confiscation of the family's assets stretching from France to Czechoslovakia. After WWII, her son Josef took charge of the recovery of the family's confiscated assets which were located in Austria.
CRaphael	Paris
Cre	Cremieuse [Cremieux]
CReininghaus	Paris
CSA/CSB	Saglio
CSpira	Paris
CUlmann	Paris
D. W. Mod.	David-Weill
D.V.H.	Dreyfus (avenue Victor Hugo)
D.W/DW	David-Weill