Nazi-looted art from Zoellner family traced through Neumann's emigration
The Zoellner family's looted artworks were appropriated by Hans Neumann, who was not convicted despite evidence and deported from the Netherlands in 1947 as an 'enemy subject' under the Nazi regime. He emigrated to the United States with his family.
Key facts
- Hans Neumann appropriated the Zoellners' furniture and paintings.
- Neumann was not convicted for the appropriation.
- He was deported from the Netherlands in 1947 as an 'enemy subject'.
- Neumann emigrated to the United States with his family.
- The Zoellner family's artworks were looted.
Entities
Locations
- Netherlands
- United States