Julius Böhler Jr. (Q47530987)
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art dealer, Nazi, dealt in looted art (b. 1907- d. 1979)
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- Julius Böhler Jr
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art dealer, Nazi, dealt in looted art (b. 1907- d. 1979) |
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the remaining 255 pieces from the Eugen Gutmann Silbersammlung languished for the rest of the war in Böhler's premises on the Brienerstrasse just a few doors down from Nazi party headquarters and, no doubt, the equally frustrated Baron von Hummel. Just as the war was ending Böhler decided to move the collection from his more visible headquarters in Munich to his associate Hans Sauermann's storage facility by Lake Starnberg. (English)
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Julius Böhler Jr. had sold a great deal of art to the Nazis and had worked with Haberstock during the war to buy treasures belonging to members of the Gutmann family of the Netherlands. (English)
Boehler, Julius Jr. Munich, Briennerstrasse 12. Grandson of the late Julius Boehler of Munich; son of Julius Boehler Sr of Lucerne. Partner of Sauermann. Close contact of Haberstock. Strong Nazi. Travelled in Holland and Italy. With Haberstock, purchased an important section of the Gutmann collection. (English)
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Boehler, Julius Jr. Munich, Briennerstrasse 12. Grandson of the late Julius Boehler of Munich; son of Julius Boehler Sr of Lucerne. Partner of Sauermann. Close contact of Haberstock. Strong Nazi. Travelled in Holland and Italy. With Haberstock, purchased an important section of the Gutmann collection. (English)
Böhler, Julius Jr.Kunsthändler; München, Briennerstr. 12; Enkel von Julius Boehler, München, Sohn von Julius Boehler Sr, Luzern; Partner von Sauermann; enger Kontakt mit Haberstock; reiste durch Holland und Italien; erwarb mit Haberstock eine bedeutende Sektion der Gutmann Sammlung (German)
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