The Jackdaw of Linz

This book delves into the astonishing story of art thefts orchestrated during the Nazi regime, focusing on the vast plunder of art treasures. It explores the plans to transform Linz, a town in Austria, into a cultural hub, housing the stolen art. The narrative provides insights into the systematic looting and the individuals involved, offering a detailed account of the historical and cultural implications of these actions. The book serves as a compelling exploration of one of history's most notorious art heists.

Published 1966

Condition: Well Read