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2 | Goepel, Dr Erhard | Goepel, Dr Erhard | Leipzig, Stieghtstrasse 76 | Official Linz agent and buyer in Holland under Posse and Voss | Bought extensively in Holland and also travelled frequently in Belgium and France | Negotiated the forced sale of the Schloss Collection in Paris | Chief contacts: Vitale Bloch (Holland), Wuester, Wandl and Holzapfel (Paris) | |||||||||||||||||||
3 | Goepel, Dr Erhard | Wuester, Adolf | Bernau, Bavaria Bonn Schloesel | Painter and amateur dealer, long-time pre-war resident of Paris | Chief agent in France for acquisition of works of art for Ribbentrop | Intimate contactws with von Behr and Lohse | Acted as expert for ERR on French 19th century painting | Appointed art adviser to the German Embassy on 16 July 1942, with the rank of Consul | Involved in two exchanges with the ERR | With Rochlitz, probably the leading intermediary for German official buyers in the Paris art market | Close contact of Bornheim, Dietrich, Bammann (among German dealers); Martin, Rademacher, Kuetgens and Goepel (among German museum buyers) | Supplied with works of art primarily by Schoeller, Mandl, Leegenhoek, Raphael Gerard and Hotel Drouot | Close contact of Goetz, Rochlitz, Schoeller, Pfannstiel, Avogli-Trotti and the Duc de Trevise | Travelled in Switzerland, Sweden and Spain, purchasing works of art | Extradition requested by French Government | |||||||||||
4 | Goepel, Dr Erhard | Holzapfel, Ward | Paris, 45 ave des Peupliers Vaucresson, chateau des Grands Huguenots | German American collector-dealer | Worked consistently throughout the war in the German interest | Expert in Dutch painting of the 17th century | Accomplice of Bruesch-Willer | Close contact of Hofer, Gurlitt, Plietzsch, Heim, Yousoupff and Mohnen | Adviser to Goepel on purchases for Linz | Married (1) Elsie Schmidt, separated; (2) Marie Trew | Left France for New York on 9 October 1945, having given order to ship his collections to the USA | These have been blocked provisionally by the French Government | ||||||||||||||
5 | Goepel, Dr Erhard | Leegenhoek, M O | Paris, 1 rue de Rennes/230 blvd Raspail | Belgian national | Prominent restorer and subsequent dealer who sold extensively to Hofer, Lohse, Wendland, Wuester, Dietrich, Haberstock, Miedl, Goepel and the great majority of important German purchasers | Formerly associated with Lagrand, and connected with van der Veken and Renders in Belgium | Believed still to be in Paris | Possibly active in Wendland’s behalf | ||||||||||||||||||
6 | Goepel, Dr Erhard | Lefranc, Jean Francois | Paris, 9 quai Voltaire/26 ave du President Wilson | Leading collaborationist dealer | Vichy-appointed administrator of the Schloss Collection, and personally responsible for its liquidation; also for the liquidation of the Simon Bauer collection | Close contact of Lohse, Goepel and Postma | Informant and intermediary for other German buyers | Indicted by French Government (Seine Tribunal, Judge Frapier) and under arrest in Paris | ||||||||||||||||||
7 | Goepel, Dr Erhard | Mandl, Victor | Paris, 9 rue du Boetie | German refugee dealer, formerly active in Berlin | Highly important figure in German art purchases in Paris | Close contact of Wendland, Dietrich, Voss, Goepel, Muehlmann, Lohse, Loebl, Perdoux, Birtschansky and Wuester | Indicted by French Government for collaborationist activity | |||||||||||||||||||
8 | Goepel, Dr Erhard | Bloch, Dr Vitalo | The Hague, Sweelinkstraat 61 | Art historian of Polish or Russian Jewish origin, who acted as purchasing agent and adviser to Muehlmann, Goepel and others for protection against the anti-Semitic laws | Intimate friend of Friedlander | Close contact of Hofer and Lohse | After Friedlander, most improtant figure in Dutch collaborationist art circles | |||||||||||||||||||
9 | Goepel, Dr Erhard | Cramer, Gustav | The Hague, Javastraat 38 | Dealer, formerly in Berlin | Refugee in Holland where he worked mostly on commission | Specialist in objets d’art | Believed to have been backed by Muehlmann or Goepel | In touch with Hofer | ||||||||||||||||||
10 | Grosshennig. Chemnitz | Gerstenberger, Galerie | Chemnitz, Rossmarkt 11 | Dealers | Sold to Linz | Headed by Grosshennig | ||||||||||||||||||||
11 | Grosshennig. Chemnitz | Grosshennig | Chemnitz, Rossmarkt 11 Annaberg (?) | Director of Galerio Gerstenberger | Active as buyer in France | Held Linz certificate signed by Voss | In touch with Postma, Fabiani, Mandl, Boehler and Plietzsch | |||||||||||||||||||
12 | Grosshennig. Chemnitz | Kuhne | Dresden | Industrialist, reported to have purchased the Goya Portrait of a Man from the Jaffe Collection, supposedly for the Grosshennig Gallery | ||||||||||||||||||||||
13 | Gurlitt, Hildebrandt | Berger, Dr Erik B | Wurzburg | Agent for Walter Paech in Germany | In touch with Haberstock, Hildebrandt and Wolfgang Gurlitt | In custody of US Military Government, Wurzburg | ||||||||||||||||||||
14 | Gurlitt, Hildebrandt | Gurlitt, Hildebrandt | Schloss Poellnitz, Aschbach (nr Bamberg) | One of the chief official Paris agents for Linz, 1943-45 | Partly Jewish, he had difficulties with the Party and was placed in a difficult position as an agent for Linz | He therefore used Hermssen as his front | (Hermssen died late in 1944 | ) Under house arrest on the estate of Baron von Poellnitz | ||||||||||||||||||
15 | Gurlitt, Hildebrandt | Gurlitt, Wolfgang | Bad Aussee, Austria | Cousin of Hildebrandt Gurlitt | Former Berlin dealer | Close contact of Voss | Not seriously implicated in looting transactinos or purchases for German officials | |||||||||||||||||||
16 | Gurlitt, Hildebrandt | von Poellnitz, Baron | Schloss Poellnitz, Aschbach (nr Bamberg) | Wealthy Luftwaffe officer stationed in Paris during the occupation | Intimate friend of Haberstock, and his Paris representative | Helped Haberstock aryanise the Wildenstein firm; he provided lorries to move the paintings to Paris before the ERR could seize them | His mistress, Mme Jane Weyll, also was active in Haberstock’s behalf | Contact of Dequoy, Gurlitt and Lohse | Under arrest at Bamberg, autumn 1945 | |||||||||||||||||
17 | Gurlitt, Hildebrandt | Adrion, Philippe | Paris, 9 rue Bochart de Savon Villier sur Marne, 41 rue Dr Filloux | Dealer reported to have worked in the German Propaganda Office, Paris | Connected with Gurlitt, Rochlitz, Hoffmann and Petrides | Indicted by French Government (Seine Tribunal, Judge Frapier) | ||||||||||||||||||||
18 | Gurlitt, Hildebrandt | Demandolx, Count | Marseille | Sold a Fouquet to Hildebrandt Gurlitt for Linz through Hermssen for FF 800,000 of which Hermssen received FF 300,000 | ||||||||||||||||||||||
19 | Gurlitt, Hildebrandt | Hermssen, Theo Jr (or Derek) (deceased) | Paris, Entel Jersey, 5 rue de la Grande Bateliere The Hague, Zeestraat 55 | Dutch dealer, resident in Paris | Acted as agent for Hildebrandt Gurlitt | Knew Engel and Ward Holzapfel | Associated with Arturo Reiss, Leegenhoek and Lagrand | Died in 1944 in Paris | ||||||||||||||||||
20 | Gurlitt, Hildebrandt | Holzapfel, Ward | Paris, 45 ave des Peupliers Vaucresson, chateau des Grands Huguenots | German American collector-dealer | Worked consistently throughout the war in the German interest | Expert in Dutch painting of the 17th century | Accomplice of Bruesch-Willer | Close contact of Hofer, Gurlitt, Plietzsch, Heim, Yousoupff and Mohnen | Adviser to Goepel on purchases for Linz | Married (1) Elsie Schmidt, separated; (2) Marie Trew | Left France for New York on 9 October 1945, having given order to ship his collections to the USA | These have been blocked provisionally by the French Government | ||||||||||||||
21 | Gurlitt, Hildebrandt | Renou et Colle | Paris, 165 rue du Fbg St Honore | Firm of art dealers who handled looted art, notably from the Paul Rosenberg Collection | Contact of Gurlitt and Skira | Schenker documents indicate sales to German buyers | ||||||||||||||||||||
22 | Oertel, Dr Rudolf (deceased) | Fels, Frl | Moritzburg, nr Dresden | Successor to Oertel in 1944 as Linz assistant for painting | ||||||||||||||||||||||
23 | Oertel, Dr Rudolf (deceased) | Meyer | Munich, Planottastrasse | Dealer | Formerly with Lippmann, Berlin | Active in Prague | Sold to Linz and the Munich museum | In contact with Boehler, Buchner, Posse and Oertel | ||||||||||||||||||
24 | Oertel, Dr Rudolf (deceased) | Oertel, Dr Rudolf (deceased) | Assistant in charge of paintings for the Linz Special Commission | Between the death of Posse in December 1942 and the succession of Voss in March 1943, he shared with Reimer the administration of the Commission | Called to military service in 1944 on the Russian front, and not heard of since | |||||||||||||||||||||
25 | Posse, Prof Dr Hans (deceased) | Goepel, Dr Erhard | Leipzig, Stieghtstrasse 76 | Official Linz agent and buyer in Holland under Posse and Voss | Bought extensively in Holland and also travelled frequently in Belgium and France | Negotiated the forced sale of the Schloss Collection in Paris | Chief contacts: Vitale Bloch (Holland), Wuester, Wandl and Holzapfel (Paris) | |||||||||||||||||||
26 | Posse, Prof Dr Hans (deceased) | Haberstock, Karl | Berlin, Kurfurstenstrasse 59 Nuremberg | The leading Nazi art dealer | Involved from 1933-39 in the campaign against ‘degenerate ‘ art and sold such paintings at great profit outside of Germany | Became Hitler’s dealer in 1936 and was directly responsible for the appointment of Posse to the directorship of Linz | The most prolific German buyer in Paris during the war and regarded in all quarters as the most important German art figure | In custody, US Chief of Counsel, Nuremberg | ||||||||||||||||||
27 | Posse, Prof Dr Hans (deceased) | Lindpaintner, Paul | Berlin, Bellevuestrasse 5 | Amateur art dealer with broad official and aristocratic connections throughout Europe | Former German cavalry officer | Wife stated to be distant relative of Portuguese premier Salazar | Paris agent of Possenbacher | Travelled extensively during war from Germany to France, Switzerland, Spain and Portugal | Contact of Alexander von Frey and pre-war partner of Hinrichsen | Mentioned in various shipments of antique furniture made by Schenker Co | ||||||||||||||||
28 | Posse, Prof Dr Hans (deceased) | Meyer | Munich, Planottastrasse | Dealer | Formerly with Lippmann, Berlin | Active in Prague | Sold to Linz and the Munich museum | In contact with Boehler, Buchner, Posse and Oertel | ||||||||||||||||||
29 | Posse, Prof Dr Hans (deceased) | Oberg | SS Gruppenfuhrer and police leader in France, 1944 | Reported to have attempted to obtain possession of the Bayeux tapestry | Believed in Allied custody | |||||||||||||||||||||
30 | Posse, Prof Dr Hans (deceased) | Oertel, Dr Rudolf (deceased) | Assistant in charge of paintings for the Linz Special Commission | Between the death of Posse in December 1942 and the succession of Voss in March 1943, he shared with Reimer the administration of the Commission | Called to military service in 1944 on the Russian front, and not heard of since | |||||||||||||||||||||
31 | Posse, Prof Dr Hans (deceased) | von Pohl, Frau | Tegernsee, Bavaria | Assistant to Bornheim | In charge of some of his personal possessions | |||||||||||||||||||||
32 | Posse, Prof Dr Hans (deceased) | Posse, Prof Dr Hans (deceased) | Formerly Director of the State Picture Gallery, Dresden | Was appointed by Hitler as Director of the Special Commission for Linz in 1939, and became the most important official purchaser of works of art for Germany from 1939 through 1942 | Died Dresden, 7 December 1942 | Succeeded by Voss | ||||||||||||||||||||
33 | Posse, Prof Dr Hans (deceased) | Possenbacher, Fritz | Munich, Jahnstrasse 45 | Art dealer, possibly active with two brothers, Anton and Otto, on behalf of Nazi Party for procurement of furniture in France, Belgium and Holland | Represented in Paris by Lindpaintner | |||||||||||||||||||||
34 | Posse, Prof Dr Hans (deceased) | Reimer, Dr Gottfried | Dobeln, Saxony, Grimaisschestrasse 23 | Administrative assistant to the Director of the Linz Commission from June 1941 until the end of the war, first under Posse, later under Voss | Not a Party member, and involved in only one known looting operation | |||||||||||||||||||||
35 | Posse, Prof Dr Hans (deceased) | Wickel, Major F Wilhelm | Counsellor of the German Legation at The Hague | Middleman for Posse in purchases for Linz, including the Lanz Collection | ||||||||||||||||||||||
36 | Posse, Prof Dr Hans (deceased) | Wildenstein Paris, 57 rue de la Boetie, (New York, 19 East 64th Street) | In touch with Haberstock in 1942 | Possessed full knowledge Dequoy’s transactions subsequent to ‘aryanization ‘ of the Wildenstein firm | In contact with Fabiani, summer 1945, who occupied his suite at the Dorchester in London | |||||||||||||||||||||
37 | Posse, Prof Dr Hans (deceased) | Bornant, Gustave | Launay, Aux Peupliers | Believed to have in his possession a Matisse, Woman with a Parasol, from the Paul Rosenberg collection which he purchased for FF 400,000 from Metkey, proprietor of the Galerie de l’Elysee, Paris | ||||||||||||||||||||||
38 | Posse, Prof Dr Hans (deceased) | von Frey, Count Alexander | Lucerne, Hotel Eden | Art dealer of German birth and Hungarian citizenship; married originally to the daughter of a Hungarian industrialist | Divorced in 1936 and remarried to a German | In art dealing since about 1920 | Involved in several important looted art transactions in France and Switzerland and, although he did not do a great deal of business, is perhaps second only to Wendland in the Swiss art trade in the strength of his official German contacts | Closely connected with Wendland, Lohse, Rochlitz and other key looting figures | Believed to have brought works of art illegally into Switzerland through Romanian diplomatic channels | Participated in an exchange of loot with the ERR | Professes strong pro-Allied sentiments | Has had possession of 57-60 of the Allied List | Has maintained contact throughout the war with the New York art trade | |||||||||||||
39 | Posse, Prof Dr Hans (deceased) | Raeber, Dr Willi | Basle, St Albans Anlage 68 | Prominent art dealer | Vice president of the Swiss syndicate of art dealers and its most active member | Involved in various looted art transactions | Possessed certain paintings on the Allied List | Contact of Hofer and Wuester | ||||||||||||||||||
40 | Posse, Prof Dr Hans (deceased) | de Boer, Pitt | Amsterdam, Heerengracht 512 | Important and active dealer | President of the Dutch Dealers Association since Goudstikker’s death | Acquired Swiss as well as Dutch nationality early in the war, and visited Switzerland during the occupation | Discovered the first in the series of false Vermeers by van Meegeren | Close contact of Hofer, Muehlmann, Posse, Voss, Lohse and Miedl | ||||||||||||||||||
41 | Posse, Prof Dr Hans (deceased) | Douwes, Evert | Amsterda, Rokin 46 | Dealer | Worked with Posse and possibly Muehlmann | |||||||||||||||||||||
42 | Posse, Prof Dr Hans (deceased) | Hoogendijk | Amsterdam, Kaizersgracht 640/Roemorvischerstraat 34 | Prominent dealer who sold to Miedl, Hofer, Posse, Muehlmann and Voss during the occupation | Close friend of Friedlander and Schneider | Contact of Nathan Katz | Goering frequently visited his shop | |||||||||||||||||||
43 | Posse, Prof Dr Hans (deceased) | Katz, Nathan | The Hague, Lange Voorhuit 35 Dieren, bei Arnhem | Prominent dealer | Worked principally with Hofer, Posse and Miedl, as well as Lange, Haberstock, Boehler and other German buyers | Two brothers in the Western Hemisphere: Benjamin Katz, Hotel Dauphin, New York and Abraham Katz, 18 Pietermaai, Wilhelmstad, Curacao | ||||||||||||||||||||
44 | Posse, Prof Dr Hans (deceased) | Lanz, Dr Otto (deceased) | Former Swiss Consul in Holland | Sold his collection to Posse for Linz in 1941 at a large price | ||||||||||||||||||||||
45 | Posse, Prof Dr Hans (deceased) | Mensing | Amsterdam, Nieuwe Doelen Straat 16 | Owner of the auction house Frederick Mueller & Co | Dealt with Posse, Miedl and the Dienststelle Muehlmann | |||||||||||||||||||||
46 | Posse, Prof Dr Hans (deceased) | Paech, Walter | Amsterdam, Rokin 57/Diepenbroekstraat 9 | German dealer-artist, resident for many years in Holland | Not accepted for membership in Dutch syndicate of art dealers before the war | Close contact of Wieth, Jan Dik Jr, Hofer, Miedl, Muehlmann and Schilling | Also believed to have sold to Posse | |||||||||||||||||||
47 | Posse, Prof Dr Hans (deceased) | van Gelder, Frau M | Uccle, 44 rue Saturn | Collector | Sold pictures to Posse, Hofer and Schilling | |||||||||||||||||||||
48 | Posse, Prof Dr Hans (deceased) | Poncelet, Renee | Brussels, 53 rue St Ghislain | Reported to be in possession of a picture stolen from a French museum by her Dutch son-in-law | ||||||||||||||||||||||
49 | Posse, Prof Dr Hans (deceased) | Grassi, Giulio and Luigi | Florence, Via Cavour 106 | Established Florentine art dealers | Trafficked heavily with German officials and dealers, particularly Hofer, Angerer and Posse | Sold considerable quantity of furniture to Contini | ||||||||||||||||||||
50 | Posse, Prof Dr Hans (deceased) | Kersten, Eduard Alexander-Felix | Stockholm, Linnogatan 8 | Finnish national, formerly Himmler’s personal physician, with Gestapo connections | Travelled from Germany to Sweden during the war; now resident of Sweden | Possibly in possession of looted works of art deposited with him for Himmler’s account | ||||||||||||||||||||
51 | Reimer, Dr Gottfried | Haendler, Frau | Alt Aussee, Austria | Chief assistant to Dr Reimer of Linz staff | ||||||||||||||||||||||
52 | Reimer, Dr Gottfried | Oertel, Dr Rudolf (deceased) | Assistant in charge of paintings for the Linz Special Commission | Between the death of Posse in December 1942 and the succession of Voss in March 1943, he shared with Reimer the administration of the Commission | Called to military service in 1944 on the Russian front, and not heard of since | |||||||||||||||||||||
53 | Reimer, Dr Gottfried | Reimer, Dr Gottfried | Dobeln, Saxony, Grimaisschestrasse 23 | Administrative assistant to the Director of the Linz Commission from June 1941 until the end of the war, first under Posse, later under Voss | Not a Party member, and involved in only one known looting operation | |||||||||||||||||||||
54 | Schilling, Georg | Schilling, Georg | Zurich, Spuelgenstrasse 6 Cologne, Komoedienstrasse 39 Markelfingen/Bodensee | Art dealer | Chief buyer for Linz in Belgium under Voss, who gave him a Linz certificate | Also active as agent for Goering | ||||||||||||||||||||
55 | Schilling, Georg | Paech, Walter | Amsterdam, Rokin 57/Diepenbroekstraat 9 | German dealer-artist, resident for many years in Holland | Not accepted for membership in Dutch syndicate of art dealers before the war | Close contact of Wieth, Jan Dik Jr, Hofer, Miedl, Muehlmann and Schilling | Also believed to have sold to Posse | |||||||||||||||||||
56 | Schilling, Georg | van Gelder, Frau M | Uccle, 44 rue Saturn | Collector | Sold pictures to Posse, Hofer and Schilling | |||||||||||||||||||||
57 | Mandl, Victor | Grosshennig | Chemnitz, Rossmarkt 11 Annaberg (?) | Director of Galerio Gerstenberger | Active as buyer in France | Held Linz certificate signed by Voss | In touch with Postma, Fabiani, Mandl, Boehler and Plietzsch | |||||||||||||||||||
58 | Mandl, Victor | Wuester, Adolf | Bernau, Bavaria Bonn Schloesel | Painter and amateur dealer, long-time pre-war resident of Paris | Chief agent in France for acquisition of works of art for Ribbentrop | Intimate contactws with von Behr and Lohse | Acted as expert for ERR on French 19th century painting | Appointed art adviser to the German Embassy on 16 July 1942, with the rank of Consul | Involved in two exchanges with the ERR | With Rochlitz, probably the leading intermediary for German official buyers in the Paris art market | Close contact of Bornheim, Dietrich, Bammann (among German dealers); Martin, Rademacher, Kuetgens and Goepel (among German museum buyers) | Supplied with works of art primarily by Schoeller, Mandl, Leegenhoek, Raphael Gerard and Hotel Drouot | Close contact of Goetz, Rochlitz, Schoeller, Pfannstiel, Avogli-Trotti and the Duc de Trevise | Travelled in Switzerland, Sweden and Spain, purchasing works of art | Extradition requested by French Government | |||||||||||
59 | Mandl, Victor | Birtschansky, Zacharie | Paris, 281 rue du Fbg St Honore | Dealer | Dealt with Hofer, Lohse, Josef Muehlmann and Dietrich | Partner of Mandl and Rochlitz | Indicted with Klein by French Government for receiving stolen goods (Seine Tribunal, Judge Jaquinot) | |||||||||||||||||||
60 | Mandl, Victor | Loebl, Ali (Allen) | Paris, rue des Pyramides/9 rue de l’Echelle/34 quai de Passy | Dealer, of Austro-Hungarian Jewish descent | Director and leading spirit of the firm Kleinberger & Co, ‘aryanised ‘ under the name of E Garin during the war | Centre of the informal art dealing syndicate comprising Wendland, Perdoux, Mandl, Boitel, Dequoy, Engel | Sold chiefly to Lohse, Hofer and Haberstock, for whom he travelled as agent in unoccupied France | Contact of Mohnen, Landry, Mestrallet | Indicted by the French Government (Seine Tribunal, Judge Frapier) | |||||||||||||||||
61 | Mandl, Victor | Makowski | Paris | Associate of Birtschansky and Mandl | Dealt with Lohse and the German museums | |||||||||||||||||||||
62 | Mandl, Victor | Mandl, Victor | Paris, 9 rue du Boetie | German refugee dealer, formerly active in Berlin | Highly important figure in German art purchases in Paris | Close contact of Wendland, Dietrich, Voss, Goepel, Muehlmann, Lohse, Loebl, Perdoux, Birtschansky and Wuester | Indicted by French Government for collaborationist activity | |||||||||||||||||||
63 | Mandl, Victor | Wendland, Dr Hans | Versoix/Geneva | German national | Art dealer, resident alternately in France, Switzerland, Italy and Germany since World War I | Partner of Reber until about 1930 | Probably the most important individual engaged in quasi-official looted art transactions in France, Germany and Switzerland in World War II | Acted as intermediary between Hofer and Fischer, and as Fischer’s chief purchasing agent | Frequently in Paris during the occupation; close contact of Lohse, Rochlitz, Loebl, Petrides, Mandl, Wuester, etc | Has never sold works of art directly to private purchasers; always working as dealers’ expert and agent | His activities presently under close scrutiny by the Swiss government | On Allied Expulsion List and Proclaimed List | ||||||||||||||
64 | de Boer, Pitt | Postma, Cornelius | Paris, Hotel de Nice/4 bis rue des Beaux Arts | Dutch dealer active in Paris | Formerly employed by de Boer in Amsterdam | In contact with Lange, Lohse, Hofer and Dietrich | Connected with Lefranc in selling part of the Schloss Collection | |||||||||||||||||||
65 | de Boer, Pitt | de Boer, Pitt | Amsterdam, Heerengracht 512 | Important and active dealer | President of the Dutch Dealers Association since Goudstikker’s death | Acquired Swiss as well as Dutch nationality early in the war, and visited Switzerland during the occupation | Discovered the first in the series of false Vermeers by van Meegeren | Close contact of Hofer, Muehlmann, Posse, Voss, Lohse and Miedl | ||||||||||||||||||
66 | de Boer, Pitt | Busch, Otto | Amsterdam, Heerengracht 512 | Middleman | Representative of de Boer, the dealer | Knew Hofer in Berlin before the war | ||||||||||||||||||||
67 | Hoogendijk | Brack | Amsterdam | Dealer | Worked with Hoogendijk and Miedl | |||||||||||||||||||||
68 | Hoogendijk | Hoogendijk | Amsterdam, Kaizersgracht 640/Roemorvischerstraat 34 | Prominent dealer who sold to Miedl, Hofer, Posse, Muehlmann and Voss during the occupation | Close friend of Friedlander and Schneider | Contact of Nathan Katz | Goering frequently visited his shop | |||||||||||||||||||
69 | Voss, Dr Hermann | Goepel, Dr Erhard | Leipzig, Stieghtstrasse 76 | Official Linz agent and buyer in Holland under Posse and Voss | Bought extensively in Holland and also travelled frequently in Belgium and France | Negotiated the forced sale of the Schloss Collection in Paris | Chief contacts: Vitale Bloch (Holland), Wuester, Wandl and Holzapfel (Paris) | |||||||||||||||||||
70 | Voss, Dr Hermann | Grosshennig | Chemnitz, Rossmarkt 11 Annaberg (?) | Director of Galerio Gerstenberger | Active as buyer in France | Held Linz certificate signed by Voss | In touch with Postma, Fabiani, Mandl, Boehler and Plietzsch | |||||||||||||||||||
71 | Voss, Dr Hermann | Gurlitt, Wolfgang | Bad Aussee, Austria | Cousin of Hildebrandt Gurlitt | Former Berlin dealer | Close contact of Voss | Not seriously implicated in looting transactinos or purchases for German officials | |||||||||||||||||||
72 | Voss, Dr Hermann | Nadolle | Berlin | German architect who purchased four Guardis from Frau Dietrich, presumably on behalf of Dr Robert Ley | Dietrich had acquired the pictures from Fabiani for Linz, but Voss rejected them as forgeries | |||||||||||||||||||||
73 | Voss, Dr Hermann | Oertel, Dr Rudolf (deceased) | Assistant in charge of paintings for the Linz Special Commission | Between the death of Posse in December 1942 and the succession of Voss in March 1943, he shared with Reimer the administration of the Commission | Called to military service in 1944 on the Russian front, and not heard of since | |||||||||||||||||||||
74 | Voss, Dr Hermann | Pat-Zaade, Dr Robert | Berlin/Zehlendorf | Collector-dealer, active in Paris and Berlin | Sold to Lohse and in contact with Voss | |||||||||||||||||||||
75 | Voss, Dr Hermann | Posse, Prof Dr Hans (deceased) | Formerly Director of the State Picture Gallery, Dresden | Was appointed by Hitler as Director of the Special Commission for Linz in 1939, and became the most important official purchaser of works of art for Germany from 1939 through 1942 | Died Dresden, 7 December 1942 | Succeeded by Voss | ||||||||||||||||||||
76 | Voss, Dr Hermann | Reimer, Dr Gottfried | Dobeln, Saxony, Grimaisschestrasse 23 | Administrative assistant to the Director of the Linz Commission from June 1941 until the end of the war, first under Posse, later under Voss | Not a Party member, and involved in only one known looting operation | |||||||||||||||||||||
77 | Voss, Dr Hermann | Schilling, Georg | Zurich, Spuelgenstrasse 6 Cologne, Komoedienstrasse 39 Markelfingen/Bodensee | Art dealer | Chief buyer for Linz in Belgium under Voss, who gave him a Linz certificate | Also active as agent for Goering | ||||||||||||||||||||
78 | Voss, Dr Hermann | Schmidt, Ernst | Berlin | Friend of Voss, active in acquiring objects for Linz in Germany | ||||||||||||||||||||||
79 | Voss, Dr Hermann | Voss, Dr Hermann | Munich | Director of the Linz Special Commission, the Linz Musuem, and the Dresden Gallery from May 1943 | Involved in the Schloss and Mannheimer collection (forced) sales, and the official chiefly responsible for Hitler’s looting and purchasing policies after 1945 | In custody US 3rd Army, Munich, September 1945 | ||||||||||||||||||||
80 | Voss, Dr Hermann | Waldner, Josef | Art dealer, employed occasionally as agent by Voss | Contact of Mohnen | Active in France | |||||||||||||||||||||
81 | Voss, Dr Hermann | Weber, Walter | Bonn | Wealthy collector and close friend of Voss | Held a Linz travel certificate | Purchased six minor pictures in Paris for Linz | ||||||||||||||||||||
82 | Voss, Dr Hermann | Zinckgraf | Formerly bookkeeper and manager of the Bernheimer Gallery, Munich | Later became its owner | Sold to Voss for Wiesbaden | |||||||||||||||||||||
83 | Voss, Dr Hermann | Mandl, Victor | Paris, 9 rue du Boetie | German refugee dealer, formerly active in Berlin | Highly important figure in German art purchases in Paris | Close contact of Wendland, Dietrich, Voss, Goepel, Muehlmann, Lohse, Loebl, Perdoux, Birtschansky and Wuester | Indicted by French Government for collaborationist activity | |||||||||||||||||||
84 | Voss, Dr Hermann | de Boer, Pitt | Amsterdam, Heerengracht 512 | Important and active dealer | President of the Dutch Dealers Association since Goudstikker’s death | Acquired Swiss as well as Dutch nationality early in the war, and visited Switzerland during the occupation | Discovered the first in the series of false Vermeers by van Meegeren | Close contact of Hofer, Muehlmann, Posse, Voss, Lohse and Miedl | ||||||||||||||||||
85 | Voss, Dr Hermann | Hoogendijk | Amsterdam, Kaizersgracht 640/Roemorvischerstraat 34 | Prominent dealer who sold to Miedl, Hofer, Posse, Muehlmann and Voss during the occupation | Close friend of Friedlander and Schneider | Contact of Nathan Katz | Goering frequently visited his shop | |||||||||||||||||||
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