Beutekunst (Looted Art): In summer 2008 discovered German Journalists a secret custody (archive)in Tiblissi (Tiflis), the Capital of Georgia. There are looted books in. War spoils from the World War 2. Now 63 Years later the the books are in a bad condition. Are the books saveable?
How did they come from Germany to Georgia?
Are they perhaps even valuable?
Many questions more. The answers u’ll find next 3 parts of the film: Track of looted books. War spoils. Authors: Nico Wingert and Jens-Uwe Korsowsky. Camera: Marco Steinhoff, Director: Christoph Bigalke. Producer: 0341 Buntfernsehen GmbH Leipzig

Duration : 0:6:53

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