Wem gehören Habsburgs wiederentdeckte Kronjuwelen? - #1516

Die Schmuckstücke haben eine Debatte über die Bedeutung des Kaiserhauses für die österreichische Identität ausgelöst - und das mehr als hundert Jahre nach dem Ende der Monarchie. Soll die Republik Österreich die Restitution verlangen? Können die Erben des ehemaligen Kaisers nach Belieben über die Juwelen aus der Kaiserzeit verfügen? Dazu zu hören sind die Historiker Oliver Rathkolb (Universität Wien), Martin Mutschlechner (Schönbrunn Group), Ilsebill Barta (Möbelmuseum Wien) und Matthias Dusini, Leiter des Feuilleton-Ressorts beim Falter. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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