[Contact Zones: Studies in Global Art 02] • Echoes of Exile · Moscow Archives and the Arts in Paris 1933-1945 by Rotermund-Reynard, Ines -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

Index

Contact Zones Title Page Copyright Page Acknowledgements Preface

The Voice of the “Other Germany”… Contributions

Art Critics, Writers on Art and Art Historians Exiled in Paris The Decision: Exile or “Inner Emigration”? Phases of “Gleichschaltung” How Did Artists React to the Nazis’ First Measures? Why Paris? Who Fled to Paris Between 1933 and 1939 and by What Routes? Asylum in France? Germany Has No Painters? Between Earning a Living and Creating Art Attempts at Acculturation and Visibility Under the Banner of the Popular Front: Joining Forces in the Kollektiv Deutscher Künstler The Freier Künstlerbund Engaged in a Counter-ExhibitionAgainst Munich … and London! Artists in Internment, the Underground, and Resistance Epilogue

Plunder, Restitution, Emotion and the Weight of Archives: A Historical Approach

Right and Revenge: The Long Life of Loss Administrations and Emotions Changed Art Geography and the Project of European Civilization A Problem of Civilization Actively into the Archive What Can Be Done?

Reichssicherheitshauptamt (RSHA), Amt IV Reichssicherheitshauptamt – RSHA Amt VII. Einsatzstab Reichsleiter Rosenberg Appendix

Paul Graupe & Cie The Archives of the Direction de la Sûreté Returned from Moscow The Arthur Goldschmidt File at the Direction de laSûreté The Family Milieu Arthur Goldschmidt and the Parisian Art Market The Internment of Arthur Goldschmidt in 1939

The Art Critic Paul Westheim Communicative and Cultural Memory Stolen, But Not Destroyed Echoes of the Dead “Scattered all over the world …” A File With No Name The Rembrandt Affair The Secret Codes of the Art Collection

THE PAUL CASSIRER GALLERY (1933–1945): Berlin – Amsterdam – London

The Paul Cassirer Gallery, Berlin, before 1933 Emigration from Germany: Paul Cassirer, Amsterdam and Paul Cassirer Ltd., London Helmuth Lütjens: Paul Cassirer, Amsterdam Grete Ring: Paul Cassirer Ltd., London The years after 1945

Preliminary remarks Success Failure Emigration Deportation and Murder

Picture Credits Authors Index Plates