Cultural Plunder by the Einsatzstab Reichsleiter Rosenberg (ERR): Database of Art Objects at the Jeu de Paume

Code	Collection
Sel	Arnold, Andre and Jacques Seligmann
SEpstein	Ixelles-Bruxelles
SHartveld	Antwerp-After Mr. Hartveld left for the United States, his gallery on rue Otto Venius was renamed Galerie Otto Venius by René van de Broeck to avoid its liquidation as a Jewish business.
Si-ERF	According to postwar Belgian documents, this collection is of Belgian origin and is directly associated with the ERR in Belgium with no further information. The cards for Si-ERF were typed at Kogl.
Simon Bauer	rue de la Pompe
Simon-Levy	Simon Levy
SKoechlin	Paris
Sm	Seligmann-Alphandery-Pierre Seligmann-Alphandery was an “ingénieur diplômé de l’Ecole Polytechnique.” Dr. Paetow and his team from the ERR paid a visit to the Seligmann-Alphandery apartment and retrieved a specific number of objects, mostly paintings and a tapestry which they brought back to the Jeu de Paume on 4 December 1942. Then a second visit took place on 19 January 1943 during which the other items were confiscated—paintings, furniture, tapestry, enamel.
Spira	Spira
Spiro	Eugen Spiro
SROS	Sarah Rosenstein-We know nothing about Sarah Rosenstein and her fate. We do know that many of the works confiscated from a bank in Paris were repatriated from the ERR depot at Buxheim. The French government sold them off in the early 1950s as Rosenstein property
SSkliartchik	Paris
SSulzberger	Bruxelles-Susanne Sulzberger was an artist and art historian. Some of the objects looted from Sulzberger's home were found after the war in a Brussels depot on rue de Laeken.
ST	Caroline Stern
Stall	Bruno Stahl
Stas	André Stassel
STE	Jacques II Stern
Stern	Stern (Jacques?)
STO	Paris
SUH	Robert Schumann
SvWien	Forest-Bruxelles, Belgique
SYL	Succession Sylvain et Abel Levy
TAL (A-Y/AY)	Thalmann
Tausch	Tauschbilder
TBBatcheller	St. Cloud
TEHerz	Forest-Bruxelles, Belgique-At the time of Mr. Herz's arrest, he was residing at 38, Avenue Charlotte, Anvers. The Gestapo arrested Mr. Herz on 3 September 1943. His belongings were removed therefrom on 5-6 September 1943.
TFavory	Var
Thi	Frau Thierry née Rothschild
TI (9 R)	Tinardou [Tinardon]--The inventory to the Tinardon collection was mislaid by the ERR. Postwar German authorities have been unable to find it. Only the ERR cards have survived. The Tinardon family lived in a building that was requisitioned by the Gestapo during the German occupation of France.
TRosenberger	Amsterdam, The Netherlands
TRosenthal	Paris
U	Unger-After fleeing from Austria, Unger and his family found refuge in Paris. Shortly before their emigration to the United States, Unger deposited all of the family's movable property at a depot in Pantin, Paris, where they were later seized by M-Aktion agents.
UHDE	Uhde
UK	British paintings
Unbekannt/UNB	-Unk.
UTI	ERR official
v. Hell	unknown
VAN	Vand
vanMarx	Amsterdam, the Netherlands
VBernheim	Paris
VeuveADreyfus	St-Gilles/Bruxelles, Belgique
VeuveAronstein	Uccle-Bruxelles, Belgique-The US authorities dropped the claim on 28 June 1948.
VeuveCLambert	Ixelles-Bruxelles, Belgique
VeuveFUhlmann	St-Gilles/Bruxelles, Belgique
VeuveILevy	Uccle/Bruxelles, Belgique
VeuveKleinberg	Bruxelles, Belgique
VeuveLBaur	Neuilly sur Seine
VeuveLBlum	Ixelles-Bruxelles, Belgique-The German occupation emptied the residence of Mrs. Leon Blum on three occasions-31 August, 1 September, 2 September 1942.
VeuveRSchoenberg	Bruxelles, Belgique
VI	Botschaft, Paris