*     "Looted art stolen by the Nazis" is the latest scheme and busily
exploited extortion racket by the Holocausters.  At a conference two years
ago in Washington, ". . . 44 countries endorsed guidelines intended to push
nations, museums, galleries and individuals to re-examine collections and
archives in an unprecedented search for the lost assets of Holocaust
victims."

What people are not being told is that much of this art was "acquired" for
a penny and a sneeze after World War I when Germany was forced on its knees
due to a virulent inflation policy brought on by the banking concerns.
Many Jews bought up whole blocks of furnished property with hard foreign
money, sent to them by their brethren overseas, as described in Nahum
Goldman's memoirs.

We might point out that no one has ever called together a conference to
track down the artifacts looted from the German castles, art museums,
libraries and private collections after World War II, some of which
surfaced recently in the possession of the Albright-Korbel family.