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| Filmmaker/producer Bunny Ratner and Harry Ettinger, known as a ââ¬ÅMonuments Man,ââ¬Â appeared at a screening of Ratner's short film, ââ¬ÅI was There,ââ¬Â The Story of Harry Ettlinger---The Monuments Man,ââ¬Â at the Livingston (NJ) Public Library on March 27, 2014. The short film was followed by a lively discussion, q-and-a session. ââ¬ÅThe Monuments Menââ¬Â became a critically-acclaimed film in 2014. Ettlinger, at 88, a New Jersey resident, is one of a handful still alive from the group charged with retrieving vast quantities of art stolen by the Nazis during World War 2. Ettlinger was a German refugee and served a vital role as an interpreter and translator in the project. |
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