Posts tagged World War II

A Problem with a Picasso: Common Issues Involved in Nazi-Era Art Claims

In today's KLJ blog, Staff Editor Victoria K. Boland describes legal avenues for property recovery in the context of conflicts between art museums and the descendants of Nazi spoliation victims.

The KLJ BlogKLJOctober 17, 2016Metropolitan Museum of Art, Nazi Spoliation, Paul Leffman, Picasso, Property Law, restitution, The Actor, The Met, Victoria K- Boland, World War II

No WASPs Allowed: The Strict Regulations of Arlington National Cemetery

In this week’s KLJ Online Blog, newly-elected Notes Editor Olivia Keller discusses a family's fight to inter a female WWII veteran in Arlington National Cemetery.

The KLJ BlogKLJMarch 16, 2016Arlington National Cemetery, Department of Veterans Affairs, Elaine D- Harmon, General Henry "Hap" Arnold, John McHugh, Martha McSally, Olivia Keller, Veteran's Rights, WASPs, Women's Airforce Service Pilots, World War II