Safe Haven: The Nelson-Atkins and the Protection of Art during WWII @NelsonAtkinsMuseum
Safe Haven: The Nelson-Atkins and the Protection of Art during WWII @NelsonAtkinsMuseum
Uploaded April 2020 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
In connection with our Discriminating Thieves exhibition, MacKenzie Mallon returns to discuss the important part the Nelson-Atkins played in the protection of art during World War II.
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Safe Haven: The Nelson-Atkins and the Protection of Art during WWII

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