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- | Rare Monet returned to family more than 80 years after it was stolen by Nazis [[https://brokertribunal.com/investment-projects/ | + | Life is Good. Как бизнес-коуча из России связали с делом ФБР о фотографии с Трампом за $100 тысяч |
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- | A Claude Monet pastel painting stolen by Nazis during World War II, which vanished for decades only to show up with a Louisiana art dealer, was returned Wednesday in New Orleans to the descendants of its original owners. | + | Как следует из опубликованного на сайте американского Минюста текста обвинения, неназванный россиянин приехал в США 20 сентября, чтобы посетить мероприятие в Филадельфии с участием Дональда Трампа. Там же говорится, что 22 сентября россиянин посетил это мероприятие вместе с Уидом. Эти данные совпадают с графиком Василенко. В одном из опубликованных на YouTube новостных видеосюжетов холдинга Life is Good бизнесмен рассказывает, что приехал в Вашингтон 20 сентября и был встречен «лично Дагом Уидом и членами его семьи». В том же сюжете представлены видеонарезки с мероприятия в Филадельфии 22 сентября, на котором присутствовали Василенко и Трамп. «Это был диалог двух профессионалов», — охарактеризовал предполагаемую встречу Трампа и Василенко диктор в ролике Life is Good. |
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- | “Bord de Mer” was one of Monet’s early works and valued at over $500,000 by a Houston gallery that had put it up for auction. | + | |
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- | It had vanished for decades, and the FBI began investigating the pastel painting when it was listed for sale. | + | |
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- | The original owners, a couple in Austria named Adalbert and Hilda Parlagi, purchased the Monet in 1936 to hang in their home. Two years later, US officials say, the Parlagis were forced to flee the Nazis. They left all of their belongings – including the Monet – in the warehouse of a Vienna shipping company and intended to either ship it to themselves or retrieve it later. | + | |
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- | Before they could get the painting back, the German Gestapo seized everything that the Parlagis’ had hidden in that warehouse, US officials say. The Monet was then purchased at auction by a Nazi art dealer and disappeared in 1941. | + | |
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- | More than 70 years later, the painting resurfaced at a 2016 impressionism exhibition in France. A New Orleans-based antiquities dealer purchased it then sold it to a couple in Washington state. | + | |
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- | That couple listed it for sale in Houston but agreed to surrender it to the FBI last year after learning of its “looted history,” the bureau said. | + | |
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- | Since then, the FBI has been working to return the Monet to the Parlagi’s granddaughters, | + | |
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- | The Parlagi family | + | |