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Foreign News January 22, 1919

The News Scimitar

Memphis, Shelby County, Tennessee

What is this article about?

Thieves and vandals looted $1,500,000 in jewels, valuables, and garments from Berlin's Imperial Palace in the weeks after the armistice. 500 arrests made; some property recovered. Ex-emperor's warden secured art treasures before ex-Kaiser's flight to Holland.

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Thieves Get $1,500,000 Worth of Loot From Berlin Imperial Palace

Imperial palace at Berlin,

Recent dispatches from Berlin state that thieves and vandals, operating during the weeks since the armistice was signed, have pilfered jewels, valuables and rich garments totaling $1,500,000 from the imperial palace at Berlin. Five hundred persons have been arrested in connection with the thefts and considerable property has been recovered. The ex-emperor's warden took the bulk of the art treasures to a place of safety before the ex-kaiser departed for his hiding place in Holland.

What sub-type of article is it?

Political Royal Event

What keywords are associated?

Berlin Imperial Palace Theft Armistice Ex Kaiser Arrests

What entities or persons were involved?

Ex Emperor Ex Kaiser Ex Emperor's Warden

Where did it happen?

Berlin

Foreign News Details

Primary Location

Berlin

Event Date

Weeks Since The Armistice Was Signed

Key Persons

Ex Emperor Ex Kaiser Ex Emperor's Warden

Outcome

five hundred persons have been arrested in connection with the thefts and considerable property has been recovered.

Event Details

Thieves and vandals have pilfered jewels, valuables and rich garments totaling $1,500,000 from the imperial palace at Berlin. The ex-emperor's warden took the bulk of the art treasures to a place of safety before the ex-kaiser departed for his hiding place in Holland.

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