Withdrawn by the Nazis was returned to painting after 1973
 

National Museum of Israel returned the painting by Paul Klee heirs of its former owner - who had fled from the Nazis, a German Jew, reports Bloomberg.
Painting "Dancing with a veil" has been transferred to the British branch of the charitable organization "Red Star of David," which turned out to be its rightful owner.
Avant-garde Swiss artist canvas before 1937 is in a private collection of German Jews Flyuda Harry (Harry Fuld Jr.). After fleeing to Britain from the Nazis, he left his paintings in Germany, and in 1941 they were assigned to the Nazis.
As a result of the Second World War allies who have been unable to find out who owns the painting, gave it to the National Museum of Israel, where she was kept up to date, occasionally getting into the exhibition.
Flyud himself died in 1963, bequeathing all of the state of his housekeeper. She, in turn, in 1992 gave him the gift of the British branch of the Red Star of David ", which collects money for charity.
As Director of the Israeli Museum, James Snyder, he was "satisfied" that the picture after so many years back in the hands of the rightful owners. Over the past few decades, the National Museum has returned some twenty canvases of their true owners.
(Lenta.Ru)

Back ever pictures from Russian museums in the hands of the rightful owners?
Hardly.
As it is impossible to imagine a similar reaction of Directors of our museum - is satisfied with the return of his museum.
Unfortunately.