The Heritage of the Eltz Family in the Whirlwind of the Second World War and the Aftermath — The Fate of a Noble Art Collection in Light of New Research

The Eltz family owned a rich art collection in the Vukovar Manor, which was confiscated after World War II. Part of the artworks was taken by the Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry of the FNRJ (Federal People’s Republic of Yugoslavia) in Belgrade and transferred to the territory of the Republic of Serbia. Through the identification of these artworks, some were found in the National Museum of Serbia in Belgrade, the White Palace on Dedinje, and the Gallery of Matica Srpska in Novi Sad.