Fact is stranger than fiction. This is an unusual read for me, I don’t read much non-fiction in general , but I must say I really enjoyed it. Thanks to my wife who gave me her copy after her book club. I thought the closing note on the reporting brought Breitwieser to life and I’ve already began looking for other information about him and his story. The storytelling by Finkel did a lovely job of bringing psychological, family and personal elements into play and expanding the mystery. It may even influence my experience visiting a museum or appreciating art. 4/5
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