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Erhard Göpel

German art historian, Hitler's Linz agent (1906-1966)

  • Goepel, Dr Erhard
  • Goepel
  • Erhard Goepel
  • Dr. E. Göpel

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3 June 1906Gregorian
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Goepel, Dr Erhard. Leipzig, Stieghtstrasse 76. Official Linz agent and buyer in Holland under Posse and Voss. Bought extensively in Holland and also travelled frequently in Belgium and France. Negotiated the forced sale of the Schloss Collection in Paris. Chief contacts: Vitale Bloch (Holland), Wuester, Wandl and Holzapfel (Paris). (English)
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Goepel, Dr Erhard. Leipzig, Stieghtstrasse 76. Official Linz agent and buyer in Holland under Posse and Voss. Bought extensively in Holland and also travelled frequently in Belgium and France. Negotiated the forced sale of the Schloss Collection in Paris. Chief contacts: Vitale Bloch (Holland), Wuester, Wandl and Holzapfel (Paris). (English)
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Erhard Göpel was a key member of the Linz Special Commission, the team of dealers who purchased—and looted—art across Europe for Hitler’s unrealised Führermuseum, planned for his home town of Linz. Göpel was instrumental in acquiring the Schloss family collection in Paris after it had been looted by the Gestapo. The collection, assembled by an Austrian-born French Jew, included works by Rembrandt and Frans Hals. After the war, Göpel evaded sentencing and spent the rest of his career organising exhibitions in Munich. (English)
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The [Vlug] report also highlighted Erhard Goepel as working directly for Seyss-Inquart's adjutant, Schmidt. (English)
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Göpel, Dr. Erhard1906–1966; Kunsthistoriker, seit 1942 unter Hans Posse und Hermann Vossfür den Sonderauftrag Linz in den Niederlanden, Frankreich und Belgien tätig, maßgeblich am Raub der Sammlung Adolphe Schloss beteiligt, Anhänger der modernen Kunst, schützte Max Beckmann und sein Werk, Hauptkontaktpersonen: Vitale Bloch (Niederlande), Wüster, Wandl, Holzapfel (Paris)Lit.: Stephan Reimertz, Max Beckmann. Biographie, München 2003 Qu.: ALIU, Final Report, 35 (German)
Erhard Göpel
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