Göring’s Man in Paris

This biography explores the complex life of Bruno Lohse, a notorious Nazi art plunderer involved in the theft and distribution of thousands of artworks during World War II. After the war, Lohse re-entered the art world, offering stolen masterpieces to American museums, despite his past. Through extensive interviews and research, the author provides a detailed portrait of Lohse's life and the intertwined history of art and deception in the postwar era.