La historia de la artista prisionera de Auschwitz que trabajó para Mengele: ahora sus hijas exigen la devolución de las obras

Dina Gottliebova Babbitt, a Jewish artist who survived the Auschwitz-Birkenau concentration camp in the 1940s, was forced to paint watercolors for the Nazi doctor Josef Mengele. Decades later, her daughters are demanding the return of these historical artworks.

The case brings to light the harrowing conditions endured by prisoners in Nazi concentration camps, where artistic skills were sometimes exploited by camp authorities like Mengele, and highlights ongoing international efforts regarding the restitution of Holocaust-era art and property to survivors and their descendants.