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<http://www.wikidata.org/reference/4eab799879e530e68c79958f55e54b1487fc0b22>	<http://www.wikidata.org/prop/reference/P1683>	"Wendland, Dr Hans. Versoix/Geneva. German national. Art dealer, resident alternately in France, Switzerland, Italy and Germany since World War I. Partner of Reber until about 1930. Probably the most important individual engaged in quasi-official looted art transactions in France, Germany and Switzerland in World War II. Acted as intermediary between Hofer and Fischer, and as Fischer\u2019s chief purchasing agent. Frequently in Paris during the occupation; close contact of Lohse, Rochlitz, Loebl, Petrides, Mandl, Wuester, etc. Has never sold works of art directly to private purchasers; always working as dealers\u2019 expert and agent. His activities presently under close scrutiny by the Swiss government. On Allied Expulsion List and Proclaimed List."@en .