Counsels of very grudging justice: Austrian government divided on restitution claims
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The Art Newspaper reports that the Austrian Parliament decided restitution should be made to Nazi victims and coerced post-1945 borrowers, but an advisory council repeatedly opposed the plan. The piece centers on Bruno Kreisky and Hertha Firnberg regarding a Klimt drawing case from the Albertina Collection, and discusses the broader implications for restitution claims.