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nytimes.comThe looting of African artefacts has its roots in colonial conquests, wars, and the exploitation of African societies by European powers. These objects, often imbued with significant cultural, spiritual, and historical value, were forcibly removed and are now scattered across museums, private collections, and auction houses worldwide. Displayed in... See more
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