View of Bentheim Castle (?)
Village at a kind of Chausee with water pond with 3 or 4 houses made of reddish stones, at the door of one house there is a man with a woman with red clothing. On the Chauseeweg a man with a boy on his hand and a small dog. On the left corner towers of Bentheim Castle. With a expert report from Privy Councillor Max J. Friedländer.
in the Belgian government's wanted list: „Ruisdael, Jacob van (vers. 1628 – 1682), Paysage. Quelques petits lacs avec trois ou quatre maisons rouges. Quelques personnages. A gauche, les tours du château de Bentheim. Bois. 55 x 65. Signé. Coll. Mme. T. Sichel, Brüssel 457 – 08 – 7."
B Rep. 025-07, Nr. 1007-08/57 (WGA); Bundesarchiv/Invenio: BArch B 323/403; BArch B 323/405; BArch B323/408; BArch B323/409, BArch B323/254
MFA&A 184: N457 – 466 Sichel, Théa Brüssel (BArch B323/405); „Sichel, Théa Brüssel: This claim was dropped in compliance with the oral request by MFA&A OMGUS, on 28 June 1948, ordering all claims with insufficient evidence to be given inactive status” (BArch B323/408); “457-08-7 E 539/59” (BArch B323/409); „The Intelligence Department of CCP Munich contains the following Records – Claims – 2. Belgian (5 folders) 181 – 185” und “Film No. 14.33: MFA&A 184 Claims Belgium M-Z” und “MFA&A 184 N457 – N466 SIEBEL, Théa Brüssel“ (BArch B323/254)
Reg. Nr.: A 10315 (Belgium, Economic Recovery Service - DER)
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