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Stradivarius Stolen During World War II Found, Valued at 10 Million Euros

A Stradivarius violin, one of the world's most prestigious instruments, has been found after being stolen during World War II.

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The association Music and Spoliation, specialized in the restitution of artworks, confirmed the authenticity of the instrument, valued at 10 million euros.

The discovery reignites debates on cultural property looted during Nazism and restitution processes.

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