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Two Lawsuits Seek Return of Nazi-Looted Art

A wave of new lawsuits in California, sparked by recently enacted laws, sees heirs of Holocaust victims targeting major museums to recover Nazi-looted artworks, including seven watercolors Dina Gottliebova Babbitt was forced to paint at Auschwitz and Lucas Cranach the Elder’s Adam and Eve at the Norton Simon Museum. Museums defend their titles and public display of the pieces, while the cases reflect ongoing debates over restitution and the handling of Nazi-era art records.