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The Lost Museum: The Nazi Conspiracy to Steal the World's Greatest Works of Art
Hector Feliciano presents his extensive research into the looting of art by Nazis and the vast organizational and personal efforts to acquire precious works of art (November 1998).

Architectural Policy and the Destruction
of the European Jews
Paul B. Jaskot explores how anti-Semitism was both formulated and practiced, not only on an ideological level, but functionally through architectural policies and practice directed against the Jews (April 1998).

Mordecai Gebirtig and the Krakow Ghetto Notebook
Daniel Kempin and Bret Werb present a lecture-recital of songs composed by poet and songwriter, Mordecai Gebirtig, 1939-1942, who died in the Krakow Ghetto (June 1998).

Spoils of War: The Displacement of Works of Art
in the Nazi Era
Lynn Nicholas discusses Nazi policies toward art and ideologies that informed the looting and destruction of works of art, and the postwar rescue and recovery (February 1998).

Under Constraint: Art and Theater between
Heaven and Hell
Józef Szajna, an artist, theater director and designer presented a rare, intimate discussion of his postwar art, which was strongly informed by his experience as a prisoner at Auschwitz and Buchenwald (May 1998).

Jewish Museum Berlin
Architect Daniel Libeskind discusses the theories and ideas behind his design of the Jewish Museum Berlin and other Holocaust-related
projects (April 1999).