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No, I don't have an letter or call for a long time.
Maybe the ship is somewhere in the Atlantic.
This is Captain Dirk.
No, you know, Dirk.
Yes.
Does the museum really send anything? in shipping containers today?
Good. All the best. No, we're still shooting.
Yes, I will see you later. Goodbye.
Yes, hello.
When is the orchestra recording?
Yes, in Amsterdam.
String section
Check with the composer.
All the best.
Hi, Dirk.
I am waiting for you to make the final contact.
I can't see you, there's no image
I was home, Just returned from Europe.
Yes my friend. My work is almost complete.
But I don't think this film is successful I've surrounded myself books and talked to myself.
Beladau? Beladau?
The connection is lost.
I can't ask where he is now.
Where is the ocean
Why does he look at me like that?
As if knowing what is waiting for us.
Now he will tell us.
Who will if not him?
Anton Pavlovich...
You also didn't say that he was silent too?
Now he is asleep.
He sleeps and sleeps...
He sleeps well, won't wake up again.
He also fell asleep.
In the hardest period...
Mr. Chekhov! Anton Pavlovich!
Mr. Chekhov, wake up!
This is the beginning of this century, dawn of the 20th century.
Who can I turn to?
Who is there?
A-ha. There are people.
What face, what is soul!
Angels... children.
But children are always hard-hearted.
Especially when their parents fall asleep.
So that's the beginning of the 20th century: Father fell asleep.
That's him again.
As soon as I appear here, you start chasing me.
It's a chase.
My dear ghost, tell us, what is waiting for us all?
Freedom, equality, brotherhood.
Marianne dear me, I'm not in the mood for humor.
Connection to the ship.
You have not responded to age
We are worried about your status.
Oh, that is a mistake to take something from the museum
This is not human, dragging art across the ocean.
Beladau? Beladau!
That's how, the connection is gone again Ocean...
Sea.
I see this and remember Chekhov:
"In a very large sea, one wave rises above the next,
and they don't know anything and don't pity."
The strengths of the sea and history elements are those who have no sense or pity.
What's the use of this ocean for me?
Let live alone beside us.
Why do we need to know this elemental strength?
Anyway, we have our city,
our sky, our apartment is warm and comfortable.
Life, beauty...
People are surrounded by the ocean,
while someone has an ocean in it.
I've thought about this city a lot, lately...
Louvre is somewhere.
So where is the Louvre? I can't see it.
Alexandre, we are ready.
Alexandre! Alexandre!
We are ready.
So is the camera rolling?
Then let's go
Sequence four, take two.
Disasters can strike even the most beautiful cities.
In the summer of 1940,
enemy forces enter Paris.
This happened on June 14.
The city is empty. Yes, empty
The government has headed south,
declare Paris as a beautiful "open city".
France is all cinematographers,
make a movie regardless of the situation.
Here we have a new owner,
came to survey his new acquisition.
Is everything supposed to be? and in good condition?
But where is the subject?
New subjects: neighbors.
Empty Paris
Who can, run away.
Who can, surrender, hide.
Others die offer fierce resistance.
Alright, alright...
The tower is the place.
Everything is good and as it should be...
Ah, a straight line!
The straight one
But where is the Louvre?
Ah! There is a Louvre!
How good it is there.
That always fascinates me, That's where it is.
Great architecture along the line.
Louvre, Louvre.
Maybe so
is this museum more valuable than all of France?
Who needs France without a Louvre?
Or Russia without hermitage?
Who are we without a museum?
Sometimes it seems the museum doesn't care what happens around them
as long as they are left in peace.
Museum can also be hidden undue power behavior
and people...
On my first visit to the Louvre,
I am amazed by these faces.
These are people... people.
People, like I want to see them.
Understand for me
They are their own time...
and I recognize it.
Why?
France...
European human stock.
I want to know what will happen European culture
if the portrait has not appeared
For some reason, Europeans develop their desires,
needs, paint people, faces...
With a fast whistle, he will have it Forbidden light goes out
Why is this research? is very important for Europeans,
While other people, like Muslims, don't have it at all
Who I am,
I never knew or saw the eyes of people who lived before me?
I will go down! I won't go down!
You go down - Shut up, you're a little rough, too loud!
In Europe, Europe is everywhere.
We sit beside, opposite each other,
and we are many one and the same.
Why art?
Don't you have a handkerchief?
This is a warning. - Yes, is this a warning?
Yes, 1940. Summer...
Summer.
But someone knows that will change like this
How many more will come?
Yes, they are neighbors, we know them,
but we don't expect them, don't invite them
A ceasefire is signed between Germany and France.
But how do the winners behave to take the
Germany is a complex and many-faceted invaders.
French people need to get used to for strong and diplomatic enemies.
The military immediately settled in Paris.
The troops are careful but confident.
Yes, they are trained, but they don't think A victory is so easy!
In its own way, the German army is trying to revive life in Paris.
Here their tribunal starts working.
Not all young French citizens accept the new law
Because you are in Paris, why don't you play something?
Audience is grateful.
Thousands of French citizens
follow their government by escaping to the south.
This includes a large number of civil servants from the French capital.
French house national treasure, Louvre,
Perhaps the first one visited by German forces.
Take four
And what we have to imagine is how this happened,
Maybe it's like this?
We look for Director Jaujard's office, can you help us?
Count Wolff Metternich.
He is a representative of the German command
and here to check out the Louvre.
... Jacques Jaujard? - Yes.
Can I introduce Count Wolff Metternich?
Jacques Jaujard, senior French official,
director of Louvre and all national museums in France.
If you want to follow me...
Please wait here for me, I will contact you
Very simple
Please sit...
Then I will sit here...
Hélène, Hélène... bring us coffee.
M. Jaujard,
You are the first high ranking I met the French civil servants at his post.
I have to tell you
that I represent the head of the of the military administration in Paris
and important departments, "Kunstschutz".
Our mission is to preserve the art collection,
museums and historical monuments in France and Europe.
This is my calling card.
Will you let me know? about the current state of the museum?
Good?
Yes.
You will find all the relevant information
in this folder
Thank you.
I see...
Everything is there
Does the curator show a lot of solidarity?
They are.
Do you speak German?
No, I'm very French.
Count is 46 years old.
His opponent's friend is 44.
Jaujard volunteered forward in the First World War,
where he caught TB and was sent home.
His father died in front.
Count Metternich is actively serving in the German Army
throughout the duration of the from the First World War.
World War I almost arrived domestically, fought for by family by family...
and thus especially cruel and crazy.
This leaves a long lasting, evil memory behind it.
Cities, churches, monuments, culture is destroyed,
people killed, tortured
And how often has fighting been fought between Germany and France...?
This is a private archive from the Metternich family.
This is when he was a child.
Here he has become a soldier.
Ferdinand, Count Wolff Metternich, his father, waits for him at home.
His mother is Flaminia, Daughter Salm-Salm.
He will die on the night of World War II.
The family is large, nine brothers and sisters.
A German nobleman and a Republican Frenchman.
Jacques Jaujard is fast to find his calling as a civil servant,
but does this be the call
and whether he will be a happy person
only known the fate of the and his future wife.
Incidentally, it's as young secretary
to leading left-wing politicians and mathematician, Paul Painlevé,
accepted by Jaujard First honor Legion.
Thank you, no need. Goodbye. - Goodbye.
Hélène, where are you
Hélène... Is everyone hiding?
Louvre, Louvre...
Shut up.
It's not here
Many colleagues are sent to châteaux
where collection is hidden
All that is left in the hall is some classic and medieval statues.
What is Louvre
What is it, now France has lost the war?
When occupying the army take a walk in Paris,
when people look Already used to this,
When shops, cinemas and cafes open,
when the French industry succeeds works for Wehrmacht,
and when thousands of French students have developed new interests
in German?
Maybe this young Frenchman thinks about living together with Germany here to stay
At the beginning of the war,
France apparently doesn't want to believe
in a total and vicious war with their sisters in Europe.
Young French soldiers reject as much as possible,
But their politicians struggle between them themselves and forget about their land.
The state produces Nazi power.
The country holds its army.
French losses for this period: tens of thousands of soldiers.
Millions of refugees.
Map of the Republic of France.
And this is different.
This is called the French Country.
This is no longer a republic. Parliament dissolved
There is no president.
This line is where German forces decide to stop.
From then on, the state consists of two parts:
which is occupied, and which has not been taken.
This is the limit between them looks like.
A new French government is formed in the small town of Vichy.
These are resorts... waters, clinics...
Marshal Pétain, French Ambassador to Spain, hero of WWI,
agree to lead the government in exile.
But he is 84 years old.
He was born in the 19th century.
At the time of his birth, Emperor Napoleon III came to power.
His family respects Bonaparte!
That's how it turns out.
French Marshal, hero of World War I,
come out against resistance to aggressors
That's how it turns out,
that a French Marshal disbanded his army,
urging its citizens to stop rejecting,
and announce the beginning a new revolution
and the foundation of a new country.
French Vichy, who reject it distant Russian Bolshevism,
ignoring neighboring Nazism.
Sufferers, quiet, cold, and nothing special born,
believe in possibilities and needs partnering with Hitler.
And see in it the safety of France.
And here we have the government, the cabinet.
They support the occupying power,
collect all taxes,
and regulate the French workforce to replenish German resources.
This same government will lead the museum
and cultural institutions throughout France.
Likewise with the same slow seller reappear on the market
Can you guess what I mean?
This product may be very expensive or free.
But the price of this product
always set by the buyer.
Can you guess it?
No?
Think about it.
REGULARS TABLES
I see you can't guess it.
It's peaceful. Peaceful enough.
Calm down.
Peace can always be bought.
The big war was silent in France.
French Army...
back home
Paris...
Hundreds of museums, libraries,
theater, galleries, universities,
science, crafts, workers, engineers,
press, democracy and customs.
Will you give everything for the sake of principle,
political beliefs, slogans,
and start a full war in all of France
and in Paris?
Paris, "open city"
means Paris without bombing and without fighting.
There is a computer.
The signal has passed again.
How bad!
Get rid of cargo or you will perish!
Transportation of this museum, why did you take it?
Beladau! Beladau!
Your bridge is messed up Files have fallen on the floor...
Is that bad?
It seems like it is ferocious.
The connection is lost again...
Today is a bad day.
Somehow it's all so close, storm, ship sank,
Europe, Paris, war.
Time is a tight node.
What has to do with that?
First World War, Second...
There.
The beauty of the ancient world.
This is just a fragment of from that civilization.
Assyria
All of this has been decorated by a king's palace in the Assyrian capital.
That country has long since passed,
but this message is from 700 BC
call lots of strange feelings
Lamassu, winged bull.
Threatening and naive, like in a fairy tale.
Fear of strength.
Fear of facing strength.
Brilliance of craftsmanship, Perfect fear creation.
In the 19th century,
all of this is carried by the ship from a distance to the Louvre.
Some items are purchased...
some of them are war trophies.
But on that long journey,
in a severe storm,
excess ships sink to sink down.
Countless are creations hidden from us in a suffocating depth,
and countless sailors killed.
How much is the price...
And for what?
Yes...
That is the Old World museum fever.
That is the best passion The Old World is still capable,
remembering his love for war for whatever reason
Tolstoy,
Mr. Tolstoy...
wake up.
Unfortunately I don't have the key for the resurrection
I fell asleep.
Sorry!
War, war...
elemental strength... king...
Louvre has surpassed his clothes.
In the 20th century, the French president
decide the construction of from the Grand Louvre.
Excavation will begin in the middle of the square,
to reveal the beginning of the Louvre, its foundation.
Then a very large underground space will be built
to connect all the old Louvre parts
and create all underground cities
with warehouses, laboratories, roads and traffic lights.
Once again Louvre will be like any other place on Earth.
Freedom, equality...
brotherhood!
Freedom, equality, brotherhood! - Without me.
Freedom, equality, brotherhood...
God, God, how long has it all started!
What has been?
Human search for forms,
battle against imitation.
Screams and moans.
Discovery of souls...
and distrust about what to do
with mortal bodies and is now useless.
His hands are really smarter than the head.
This forms and creates faster than expected born.
This statue is 9,000 years old.
And was found in Jordan, in 1972.
I don't know
does my favorite architect, Pierre Lescot, say about this statue.
End of the 16th century. French Renaissance
One of Lescot's designs, Louvre facade.
An architect like him is able to develop a new capital of the world.
Pierre Lescot designed this miracle.
Henry II Stairs at the Louvre.
Listen here, contemporary architect.
Lescot is a mathematician, painter,
a pastor and an architect.
Year 1553.
King!
How long ago everything started!
You are again...
Are you stalking me?
And eavesdropping?
Ghosts that interfere...
And who is the ghost...
You say Good?
No, stay there.
Come closer. Come on. Closer.
Come!
Of course I am the one who brought all of this here This?
All of these statues come from my campaign...
when I wage war
Everything here is brought back by me.
Everything here Everything.
Why else should I go to war?
Good? Why?
For this, for art. There he is.
I go to war for art.
Do you like this corpse? This is Seneca.
Does the emperor know their art?
me? Yes!
I have a very good advisor...
when it is a question take or leave.
The whole universe defines a work.
And the war itself decides which will end
In Paris, military officials Have a quiet life in general.
They live in good hotels.
The French government stays in Paris
German soldiers just observe.
Many German officers in Paris
know French
Many of them have been educated in liberal arts.
Historians, philosophers... but now in uniform.
They often do it to Paris before the war
and don't hide their love for French culture.
Ah, here it is
Is there hot water
Count, is it interesting with M. Jaujard?
Yes, indeed.
But I don't envy him for his position.
M. Jaujard tells in detail
how the Louvre collection was evacuated to various châteaux.
They have plenty of space, there is no risk of bombings, large basements.
I am visiting Château de Sourches tomorrow.
Will you accompany me?
Do you think Paris can be bombed?
London and Rotterdam bombed.
Look at the photos on my desk back there.
Do you know in Germany? that the Louvre is empty?
What do you think?
They packed 6000 chests, how could that be a secret?
In 1939 I deleted all the art from the Cologne Cathedral.
And not only from there.
So in the museum is there a war sentiment?
We have absolutely no doubt the war is near
We just continue our work.
All museums must be prepared for war.
I leave.
There are still problems to bring it to the truck
What is this sound?
What is this?
Your Majesty, this is Winged Victory from Samothrace,
from the second century BC.
Oh yes?
This is not your trophy. This is from later.
Beautiful. What is that beautiful feather?
I am a civil servant from the French Administration,
whose government is the ally itself for the enemy.
Do I know why I work? for this government?
Yes, I did.
Do I know that this can last long?
I am a civil servant from the French Administration,
whose government is the ally itself for the enemy.
Do I know why? I work for this government?
Yes, I did.
Do I know that & apos; this can last long?
Of course there is nothing here at any time.
People who live here do it out of fear of a Viking attack.
In the 12th century, They built a fortress with a castle.
People begin to overcome it.
So start.
How strange.
How amazing it is.
For this part of the land, a little more than one square kilometer,
this French king and architect applaud, as if following a hunch,
and will work on this land, build on it, rebuild it,
and pass it on, one to the next, without giving in.
Châteaux, palace, palace, châteaux... museum.
They will never lose land, no matter revolution or elemental power,
until finally it can be proclaimed:
"Our Louvre has been built".
The most difficult, the most painful time, Revolution.
Execution, murder...
Big names sparkle, blood spills...
And no one knows where the army starts or ends.
Big words are spoken.
"Human Rights", "Citizens", "constitutions".
Hunger, guillotine, republic, democracy.
Young Napoleon decides war will save the land
War.
Follow me.
It was he who changed the Louvre into an official museum,
place where artistic war trophies are guarded.
Suddenly the country understands
that it can't exist without a museum.
There!
That's me
You don't know me
That's you...
You donkey
I will show another painting.
Seine.
View of the Louvre from Pont Neuf.
Year 1666.
This city has become a big city.
Hubert Robert in 1789.
Grande Gallery.
He is an artist and director of the Louvre
A few moments before Napoleon came to power,
designing and painting Skylights on the ceiling.
Grande Gallery is amazing in its spaciousness.
It's from here that the Louvre museum starts.
That's not a road, but a European art road.
Step by step, year after year...
each person in a row, eye to eye.
Robert also has a sense of humor. This is the ruined gallery.
Of course it's fantasy.
Louvre already exists downtown at that time.
Places for important meetings for Parisians.
And painting becomes an important part of everyday life.
There is nothing comparable anywhere.
Don't be forgotten,
Louvre 's work is on the orders of the French forces.
Visconti, the architect,
presents to Napoleon III plans for the New Louvre.
Louvre is a museum, but also a palace for yourself.
This painting originated in 1880.
Louvre square hall.
Generosity of the Louvre knows no limits.
Hundreds of paintings on the wall.
is there, on that wall
Gallery Apollo, 1880.
Silence and clouds above Paris.
Great Gallery with beautiful skylights.
A temple for painting...
Who else can build it like a temple for painting?
1885.
Egyptian Hall in the Louvre.
A war trophy.
Shut up, like a prisoner should.
1894.
Two copies of girls at work in front of Botticelli's frescoes.
Many paintings in Louvre
describe women involved in painting.
You are not tired of listening to me?
There is little left to bear.
That's me
You are again.
See, my coronation
perfect beauty
That's me
I thought I saw some Prussians.
How can they be at the Louvre?
I don't dare explain, Emperor.
"Vile king, vile nation, vicious army.
A country that deceives everyone
and does not deserve to exist."
Your Majesty, Are these your words about Prussia?
The media falls asleep on time.
Let him sleep.
He hasn't served France in a long time...
though...
the media never sleeps well.
I already have it You said you were there
No, but that... Yes, I know.
Gentlemen,
like many other states,
Germany signs the Hague Convention,
about law, and do during, war.
Underneath, all cultural monuments enjoy special protection from warring countries.
We act according to that during the war 1914-1918,
and right now,
we consider it our sacred duty,
in the name of European solidarity...
France, France...
How lucky you are that your sister, Germany,
acknowledge your right to exist.
What happens with that
which is human nature he does not recognize
Bolshevik Russia, for example.
Oh, Bolshevism, the Bolsheviks...
how they refused...
fighting for every Russian village
and city.
German military follows Hitler's orders:
Art monuments on the Eastern Front
has no significance and will be submitted to destruction.
Large European cities from Soviet Russia, Leningrad,
surrounded by a blockade.
Hundreds of thousands of people,
museums, libraries, cinemas, universities, science, music, life...
Bombings, artillery fire...
starving... cold
LENINGRAD is now dead FROM RUSSIAN STUDENTS
People are dying by thousands of people every day.
Corpse on the street, on the stairs, in the apartment, on the yard,
There is no power to bury them.
Nobody does it.
one million people...
will lie in mass graves.
Here, diary entries:
"Walking on the riverbank, I see a woman with her child Both are frozen.
The next day the child leaves, may be eaten A disaster is more terrible than hell.
Hermitage Museum, Russian Renaissance,
frozen in history from blockade
In the injured basement treated, In the hall, a coffin was built.
Bombing, artillery fire.
This too, the biggest treasure has been sent away
Soldiers are brought from the front...
REMBRANDT
... walks between empty frames:
This is El Greco.
This one Leonardo.
Oh my God, there is a Leonardo here.
How does someone want to forget all this?
Forget him
And this.
And these prisoners.
And this gaze.
Maybe all this has never happened.
Maybe all of this is made by us Europeans
Maybe we dream about it.
We have extraordinary writers like that, philosophers.
Our artists are such visionaries
who loves humans so much
And in the Louvre, everything is
how people struggle, love, get killed, repent, lie and cry.
Emperor, you again!
That's me!
Dear Marianne, pursue her.
That's me
Freedom, equality, brotherhood!
This is me!
All that!
This is me.
Freedom, equality, brotherhood!
Without me...
there will be nothing
Freedom, equality, brotherhood!
When occupying the country, German forces do their best
to follow their leadership orders
and the most important reserves cultural monuments,
so we can say today
that the vast majority of cathedrals are saved!
The same thing can be said from a famous palace,
palace and art collection.
Basically there is nothing but the statue is left in the Louvre.
Valuables have been deleted and hidden
The opening ceremony is only political.
Paris is occupied, everything is fine.
Louvre opens, everyone is underestimated
Now German forces will provide guided tours
of the remaining
Someone must give their Count and "Kunstschutz"
because it has a preserved monument.
He just talked about it.
This organization is very active.
They started photographing and archiving all European cultural monuments,
and to repair damage caused by combat.
Of course that is the part of the political agenda of the aggressor "Kunstschutz" works systematically
in France, Belgium, Greece, Serbia, Italy...
They are strangely planned to work in Russia...
But the battle continues there.
Count Metternich is obtained from the command of a decision
regulate conservation and protection artistic property in occupied land.
Here's the result, a memo for all German soldiers:
"German Army!
Throughout France,
You find a lot of manors and other historical buildings,
who have served and will serve as temporary housing
Many of the buildings
is an extraordinary monument from a & apos; and history.
Observe this rule:
Be careful when warming up!
The burning castle is the cause to blame the German army.
Be careful when installing power cables
Don't burn damaged furniture or broken wallpaper
Bronze _ lamps are not to be used as clothes hangers.
Show it You are the same German
who defeated Bolshevism in the East. "
Where is the owner?
Château Sourches, 300 km from Paris.
Château has been requested, but they still live nearby.
This is one place where the art of the Louvre is hidden.
Metternich visit to check storage conditions.
He met with a representative from Louvre
Very beautiful.
Beautiful, and beautiful place to stay in too.
Just like Gracht Palace, where the Count spends his childhood.
He used to see beautiful things.
The current castle is from Louis II du Bouchet, Marquis of Loire,
Fourth Provost of the Royal Palace,
whose jurisdiction is extended to Louvre
and to all royal households.
The parking lot is finished far before the fort,
which was completed around 1780.
The main ornament is a dry trench,
maybe a setback to the old feudal fortress.
We really lack fuel and need it for fire pumps.
How strong is Géricault's work!
Raft Medusa.
I will sign the papers When we return to the top.
You know, it's the only place in France where large works can be stored.
We even have to tear down part of the wall to bring them in.
This room can't be used
because of humidity.
I invite you to see another cellar.
OK.
The other big asset we have is very good central heating
that we run continuously,
even in summer,
to balance the temperature inside
and avoid dew point phenomena.
Count Wolff Metternich is an art historian
and the main custodian of art in the Rhineland.
Count wrote in 1933:
"Our Führer wants us to return to our ancient roots,
to respect past works."
You are right.
Metternich sincerely quotes Hitler:
The interests of conservators coincide
with totalitarian state ideology.
A dangerous coincidence.
Count my Lord...
Count of Tuanku,
Will you return the collection?
No. - Much better.
with silent resistance from his own military officers.
Ribbentrop demands a return to Paris from the collection.
I am grateful to you for fuel. That is very necessary.
But Metternich, cites bureaucratic procedures,
Description of what is...
In remote châteaux, the treasure is safe
like Hitler, Göring, Goebbels...
The purpose of the board and art rarely coincides.
A job: one strong party, one weak.
What to do?
To grow, one to another,
so finally the general situation can be formed?
"French-German Union", or even, "German-French Union".
Finally, the war will end.
There is only one enemy, Bolshevik Russia.
VISIT BOLSHEVISME AGAINST EUROPE
Shot 15, sequence five, take one.
During the difficult years of occupation,
Jaujard is under the supervision of Pétain
and control of the German army.
But he detained the Louvre staff,
holding an exhibition,
and even make new acquisitions.
Cinemas are also made in France during those years.
Jaujard and Count Metternich.
They cannot be fully open to each other.
Of course they don't know how long they will live like this
You have dark ideas. - You don't love yourself too much.
During wartime, Changes that are too hasty are inevitable.
Marshal Pétain speaks with France.
Fellow Frenchmen...
Two of my colleagues are in trouble.
I'm sure they are innocent.
I need your help...
As for the first case, I will intervene,
but for the second...
if he is in the hands of the Gestapo,
there is nothing I can do
Since 1929,
I've been on duty Rhenish cultural heritage,
and here's me now, curator for all of Europe.
They must think I'm familiar with everything.
But life is at stake. - I see who has ears to hear.
Thank you. - Can we go?
My whole life I have been around civil servants.
I myself - And France can be proud of you.
M. Jaujard, it seems like is permanently pressed
Does my uniform bother you?
Gentlemen! Gentlemen, excuse me.
Can I talk to you?
Do you know him? - A little.
Please enter.
This method. Please come in.
Hello, Mr. Metternich.
There are two seats...
Gentlemen, like that a glimpse of your future
Because you haven't said no, I will continue
M. Jaujard,
in August 1944
French independence will be rebuilt
Paris will be released.
De Gaulle knows you've worked with the Pétain regime,
But he also knows you support Resistance.
You will not be punished, M. Jaujard, but will be appointed...
Director of the Department of Art and Literature.
In 1959, you will receive other country posts:
Head of the Ministry of Culture.
You will be elected to the Academy.
Your third wife is Jeanne Boitel,
an actress who takes the active part in Resistance.
You will have a son, François Xavier.
He will not accept your love
You will get another Honorary Legion.
All your days will be devoted to the French administrative service,
But someday you will learn from the newspaper
That's for some reason you were fired.
This will happen in 1967 which is very far away.
Without any purpose,
You will leave this life a few days later.
After your death, M. Jaujard,
Your notes are lost and only a few photos are left.
I can't find people alive who can say anything about you
And Louvre?
Count... Calculate?
In 1942,
You will be called back to Germany, relieve your duty in Paris
This is of course because of your excessive effort
to preserve French culture.
Hitler's country leaders are not happy with you:
You have long been prevented from having masterpieces exported to Germany You will return to your original Rhineland,
who will experience a bombing.
There will be many that can be rebuilt.
The war is coming to an end,
and you will be responsible for your membership in the Nazi party.
Are you surprised Germany lost the war?
When has it won?
M. Jaujard will help you with your verification
and give you a good word if necessary
You will even get French Honorary Legion.
You will travel frequently in Europe,
You will work in Rome.
On May 25, 1978,
You will be buried in earnest at 85 years of age.
Your loving family and family will be there.
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