Artworks of Nazi arms supplier's heir damaged

A woman damaged two works of art at the opening of a Berlin exhibition of a collection owned by the billionaire heir of a Nazi-era arms supplier.

A woman damaged two works of art at the opening of a Berlin exhibition of a collection owned by the billionaire heir of a Nazi-era arms supplier.

A spokeswoman for Berlin’s Prussian Cultural Heritage Foundation said the attack came last night, the first day Friedrich Christian Flick’s collection was put on public view.

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