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Un violon disparu pendant l’Occupation restitué à Paris à la famille de son propriétaire

Published by Ouest-France · France 3 h ago

Disparu depuis plus de 80 ans et la période de l’Occupation, un violon a été remis aux ayants droit de son propriétaire. Il s’agit de la première restitution d’un bien culturel…

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