Justice Jackson’s questioning of Göring revealed the scale of Nazi plunder.

The Forever Promise Project—a new initiative dedicated to connecting all of the families of American service members memorialized at the Netherlands American Cemetery with the Dutch citizens who have devotedly adopted their graves—is gaining powerful momentum thanks to the support of Bank of America.

By a serendipitous find, we uncovered a previously unknown photograph of Rose Valland in the Theodore Allen Heinrich Papers, housed at the Archives and Special Collections of the University of Regina in Canada.

Thanks to a handful of tips received through the Foundation’s Art Leads program, the Foundation was able to halt the auction of two 17th century small oil paintings listed as unclaimed property in Newark, Ohio and attributed to Dutch master Bosschaert.

Today, in a ceremony at Burg Hohenzollern, the Monuments Men and Women Foundation announced the restitution of the historic coffin seals of Frederick William I of Prussia, the Soldier King, to the House of Hohenzollern.

On August 27, 2025, Monuments Men and Women Foundation founder and chairman Robert M. Edsel spoke on the main stage at the American Legion National Convention before 7,000 veterans and countless others watching remotely. He shared his research into why the people of the Netherlands created the remarkable tradition of adopting the graves of fallen Americans, and asked a powerful question. Learn More.