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Popular OLLI lecturer Helen Schwartz became fascinated with Nazi art theft and WWII persecution of Jews in France. Using her research skills as an English professor, she haunted the U.S. Archives and French arrondissement records. Her aim: to write Thieves of Paris for readers who thrill to seeing history from the inside.