Two paintings stolen from Van Gogh Museum

Thieves broke into the Van Gogh Museum in Amsterdam and stole two paintings overnight.

Two paintings stolen from Van Gogh Museum
Sat, 07 Dec, 2002 - 11:01

Thieves broke into the Van Gogh Museum in Amsterdam and stole two paintings overnight.

The museum hasn't revealed which paintings were stolen.

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