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E-raamat: Safekeepers: A Memoir of the Arts of the End of World War II [De Gruyter e-raamatud]

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Farmer was a staff member of the US Monuments, Fine Arts, and Archives unit of the US Army, and was stationed in German after World War II. He and fellow officers wrote the Wiesbaden Manifesto and took other measures to keep German cultural heritage artifacts such as paintings and sculptures from being transported to the US. His account has been revised by Goldman, with the Prehistory and Early History Museum in Berlin). Annotation c. Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com)
Abbreviations ix Introduction 1(4) Margaret Farmer Planton My Castle 5(12) Honest Duty 17(10) Museum Man 27(28) Beginning in Wiesbaden 27(9) The Regierungsbezirk 36(4) Assistance to Artists 40(3) Ready! 43(3) 20 August 1945 46(9) Westward Ho, Watteau! 55(28) Fine Arts and Archives 83(20) The Search for Missing Treasures 103(136) Walter Ings Farmer, Time Line 119(1) Map 120(3) Appendix I The Roberts Commission 123(24) Ruth Meyer Appendix II IIa Wiesbaden Manifesto November 7, 1945 147(6) IIb Wiesbaden Collecting Point: List of Contents 1946 153(19) IIc Receipt of Custody: List of German-Owned Works of Art (The ``202) 172(8) IId List of Paintings from the Kaiser Friedrich Museum: The ``202 180(17) Appendix III IIIa Miscellaneous Papers 197(11) IIIb Nefertiti 208(9) Appendix IV The Obligations of Victory: Walter Farmer and the Wiesbaden Manifesto 217(6) William Whobrey Appendix V Photo Documentation 223(16) Index 239
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