Art Collection , gathered during the Nazi regime family art dealer Hildebrandt Gurlitt , maybe even more than previously thought . 1406 works found in the Munich apartment of his son Cornelius Gurlitt , and works found in the house of Cornelius in Salzburg , part of the collection , according to the Austrian authorities , could be stored in Gurlitt third house in the Austrian town of Bad Aussee (Bad Aussee).

The house in question , until recently, Cornelius Gurlitt 's sister lived , and said that he was " full of " works of art back in 2012 . In that year, Gurlitt sister died , and Austrian authorities have received permission to take her body out of the house . Then in the house saw the picture. Since then, the real search of the house in Bad Aussee and has not been carried out . So in the history of the collection Gurlitt has another mysterious page .

There is information that the house belonged to a third cousin Hildebrandt Gurlitt , Wolfgang Gurlitt , who also bought works of art on behalf of the Nazis. Through his contacts in the Jewish community , Gurlitt bought the work for targeted power collectors at competitive prices .

In the picturesque village of Bad Aussee were very strong pro-Nazi sentiments , many officers of the Reich there were homes holiday , so looks rather strange that here voluntarily settled Jew Wolfgang Gurlitt . Here are the salt mines , where the Nazis hid until 6000 artworks. It is not known whether there have Hildebrandt and Wolfgang access this underground treasure house .

Prepared by Mary Onuchina , AI

Sources : foxnews.com , salzburgtimes.at , artinvestment.ru