Protection of art during war. Reports concerning the condition of the monuments of art at the different theatres of war and the German and Austrian measures taken for their preservation, rescue and research, in collaboration with Gerhard Bersu, Heinz Braune, Paul Buberl [and others] (1919)
removing the paintings and the archaeological collection (accommodated in the High School) into safety in an old empty Church. The necessary building-materials for equipping the Church for this purpose had already been prepared by the German authorities, and the Church itself, which up till then… … To-day, when the war-psychosis is over, one can consider the exaggerations of the first excited reports with calmness and regard them in their right proportions^). The historian and lawyer will ocllate the assertions and evidence brought forward by both sides and will attempt to deduce the ^) From…
World War, 1914-1918
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