‘Like a mini Louvre’: two generations of Rothschilds fight over treasure trove of artworks
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A legal battle has emerged within the Rothschild family over a vast collection of artwork and historical objects housed at the Chateau de Pregny in Switzerland. The dispute pits 93-year-old Baroness Nadine de Rothschild, widow of Edmond de Rothschild, against her daughter-in-law, Baroness Ariane de Rothschild. Nadine seeks to move a portion of the collection, which includes works by masters like Goya and Rembrandt, to a new museum in Geneva, claiming it was bequeathed to her by her late husband. Ariane insists the collection remain intact at the chateau. The conflict centers on the ownership and preservation of the family's artistic treasures, with Nadine refuting accusations of undue influence. The outcome of the lawsuits will determine the fate of this significant portion of the Rothschild family's legacy.
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