Publisher's Synopsis
This document details Belgian claims regarding the 'Triptych of Saint Ildephonse' and the treasure of the 'Order of the Golden Fleece' in the aftermath of World War I. Presented to the Reparation Commission by the Allied Powers, it meticulously outlines the historical and legal basis for Belgium's demands. The report sheds light on the complex process of art restitution and the enforcement of international agreements following the conflict. It offers valuable insights into the challenges of cultural heritage recovery and the pursuit of justice in the wake of war.
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