Art, furniture, porcelain and other objects that once belonged to Prussia’s rulers will now become the property of a ...

The long-standing dispute over the ownership of thousands of art objects between the House of Hohenzollern and the German state has been settled. Cultural State Minister Wolfram Weimer announced ...

At Hohenzollern Castle ... who in 2003 dropped his claims for restitution of art works, manuscripts and the inventory of the Wartburg Castle near Eisenach, in return for €15.5 million ($18.2 ...

A new charitable foundation has been established called the Stiftung Hohenzollernscher Kunstbesitz (Foundation for Hohenzollern Art Property) to administer the collection throughout the many state ...

The dispute over the Hohenzollern dynasty’s outrageous demands ... and the states of Berlin and Brandenburg for restitution of art objects currently in public hands. These include tens of ...

Thousands of cultural treasures from Germany's former Hohenzollern imperial family will remain on permanent display in museums in Berlin and Brandenburg, the country's new Culture Commssioner Wolfram ...

Thousands of cultural treasures from Germany’s former Hohenzollern imperial family ... for Germany as a cultural location and for the art-loving public,” Weimer said in Berlin.

The family, which ruled Germany until Kaiser Wilhelm II abdicated in 1918, has demanded the return of thousands of paintings ... argue the role of the Hohenzollern family was insignificant.

Because the Hohenzollern property was confiscated before ... After lawsuits from the family were withdrawn in 2023, negotiations over the art resumed last fall. Under the settlement, the items ...

The family, which ruled Germany until Kaiser Wilhelm II abdicated in 1918, has demanded the return of thousands of paintings ... argue the role of the Hohenzollern family was insignificant.