The Dallas-based foundation honoring the group updated its name in recent years to recognize their contributions, highlighted their work...

The Monuments Men and Women Foundation is proud to announce the publication of the first English translation of Rose Valland's memoir.

In the early years of finding the Monuments Men and Women—twenty-one in all—and hearing firsthand their incredible experiences, an idea emerged: recreate a salt mine and use it to allow visitors to learn about these soldiers and their wartime service not just to the United States, but civilization. In my vision, such a permanent museum exhibit would not only honor their military service but help raise global awareness of the importance of preserving our shared cultural herita

Richard M. Barancik, the last of the Monuments Men and Women of World War II, has died.

Designed using Google Maps, this interactive map features locations that served as repositories during WWII.

Today the Foundation announced the restitution of a papal bull issued by Pope Pius IX in 1862 and turned over custody of Italy.