The Art Seizures of the Spanish Civil War

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The Art Seizures of the Spanish Civil War

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Jan 17, 2023

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Katie and Steve talk to Spanish art lawyer and scholar, Patricia Fernández, about the history of thousands of artwork seizures during the Spanish Civil War and the Spanish government’s actions with respect to these artworks since then through today.

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Jan 17, 2023

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