The center of the generic G-crossed product

David, Ofir

doi:10.1016/j.jalgebra.2016.06.017

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“…This, in turn, is very different from the situation observed in the UK where the index dips at the beginning of the war and only begins an upward movement after 1942 (David et al 2021). Other wars have been less scrutinized, but evidence from WWI tends to indicate that the art market boomed in Germany (Enderlein 2006;Alvi 2020) but not in France (David 2016).…”

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The German art market during WW II

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2023

European Review of Economic History

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This paper investigates quantitatively the evolution of the German art market between 1937 and 1944. During the war, the boom observed in occupied countries offers a sharp contrast with the price evolution in the United Kingdom. Did the German art market show more similarities with the countries it was occupying or was its evolution closer to the British one? Our results show that the German art market underwent a boom during the war. Beyond the historical interest in the art market, this analysis also speaks to the larger debates on wartime economies and of artworks as wartime investments.

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