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<http://www.wikidata.org/reference/66e4a8ecd9119933c8a95a94802cf927bf23c8fe>	<http://www.wikidata.org/prop/reference/P1683>	"Both Marilynn and James Alsdorf considered themselves supporters of early efforts in the field of art restitution. \"My late husband, James Alsdorf, was a board member of the International Foundation for Art Research (IFAR), which was created in 1969 to educate the public about problems and issues in the art world,\" Alsdorf said in a court declaration. \"IFAR helped expand the Art Loss Register's data base of lost artworks. The Alsdorf Foundation is currently a financial supporter of IFAR.\" Adds Chapman, Alsdorf's attorney, \"In essence, you're talking about somebody who's very close to the issue\" of art recovery and restitution."@en .
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