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Thieves steal bronze sculpture, leave a wooden copy behind
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The Record (Bergen County, NJ)
06-04-2002
Thieves steal bronze sculpture, leave a wooden copy behind
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
Date: 06-04-2002, Tuesday
Section: NEWS
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HAMBURG, Germany - Thieves stole a foot-high bronze Giacometti sculpture worth about $500,000 from the Hamburger Kunsthalle and replaced it with a wooden copy, museum officials said Monday.
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