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Art detective Arthur Brand met neo-Nazis, billionaire collectors and underground art dealers on his hunt for the two enormous bronze horse sculptures once owned by Hitler
Arthur Brand is an art sleuth based in Amsterdam.
His clients ask him to find stolen works of art, and to find out whether a painting or sculpture being sold on the black market is the real thing.
One day, he received an email with an image attached of two gigantic horse sculptures.
The unknown owner of these statues was claiming that they had once belonged to Adolf Hitler and had stood outside his chancellery building in Berlin.
This led Arthur into a murky world of black market art dealers, billionaire collectors, and Neo-Nazis.
Further informationHitler's Horses will be published by Penguin on February 16
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