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John Röhl, historian of post-Bismarck Germany who wrote an acclaimed study of Kaiser Wilhelm II – obituary - Vimarsana News

John Röhl, historian of post-Bismarck Germany who wrote an acclaimed study of Kaiser Wilhelm II – obituary

Professor John Röhl, the historian, who has died aged 85, was born to a German father and English mother and endured a fractured early childhood in Germany and Hungary during the Second World War; moving to England after the war, he went on to spend some 50 years engaged in original archival research into the life of Kaiser Wilhelm II, the last German emperor, of whom he published a lavishly praised three-volume biography, in both German and English, running to some 4,000 pages.

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Douglas Latchford's family gives up $12M in antiquities settlement - Vimarsana News

Douglas Latchford's family gives up $12M in antiquities settlement

Federal prosecutors, in a landmark civil action on Wednesday, announced Douglas Latchford's daughter agreed to return $12 million in proceeds her late father garnered from selling plundered artifacts.

Colorado scholar Emma Bunker helped a prolific art smuggler flourish - Vimarsana News

Colorado scholar Emma Bunker helped a prolific art smuggler flourish

Douglas Latchford marketed stolen Cambodian art for decades. And he couldn't have done it without Denver Art Museum consultant Emma Bunker

Stolen Thai art - Prakhon Chai bronzes - found in Denver Art Museum - Vimarsana News

Stolen Thai art - Prakhon Chai bronzes - found in Denver Art Museum

Thailand's government says the looted Prakhon Chai bronzes are scattered in collections around the world -- including the Denver Art Museum.