There's an interesting podcast called Stuff the British Stole.
They did an episode on the Elgin Marbles, but they cover a wide range of stolen goods.
And not to lay all the blame on Britain, Germany stole an entire temple from Pergamum. It's currently in a museum in Berlin. (I tried to see it while in Berlin, but the exhibit was closed. I'm still a little salty about that. Can't see it in the original location. Couldn't see it in the museum.)
This is the best summary I could come up with:
The cancellation came a day after Mr Mitsotakis told the BBC's Laura Kuenssberg that the marbles should be returned, as having some of the artefacts in London and the rest in Athens was like cutting the Mona Lisa in half.
The Greek prime minister told reporters on Monday evening he was disappointed the meeting had been cancelled "mere hours before its slated time", saying: "Those who firmly believe in the correctness and justice of their positions are never hesitant to engage in constructive argumentation and debate."
I had anticipated engaging in a discussion with my British counterpart on this issue, as well as addressing significant global challenges such as the situations in Gaza and Ukraine, the climate crisis, and migration."
"Keir Starmer is clearly keen to ignore the contributions generations of British taxpayers have made to keep them safe and share them with the world," one party source claimed.
The British Museum's Chair of Trustees, George Osborne, who is the former chancellor, has previously said he is looking to find "some kind of arrangement to allow some of the sculptures to spend some of their time in Greece".
Speaking to the Culture, Media and Sport Committee in October, Mr Osborne said any deal would have to see "objects from Greece coming here" for the first time.
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There's an interesting podcast called Stuff the British Stole.
They did an episode on the Elgin Marbles, but they cover a wide range of stolen goods.
And not to lay all the blame on Britain, Germany stole an entire temple from Pergamum. It's currently in a museum in Berlin. (I tried to see it while in Berlin, but the exhibit was closed. I'm still a little salty about that. Can't see it in the original location. Couldn't see it in the museum.)
This is the best summary I could come up with:
The cancellation came a day after Mr Mitsotakis told the BBC's Laura Kuenssberg that the marbles should be returned, as having some of the artefacts in London and the rest in Athens was like cutting the Mona Lisa in half.
The Greek prime minister told reporters on Monday evening he was disappointed the meeting had been cancelled "mere hours before its slated time", saying: "Those who firmly believe in the correctness and justice of their positions are never hesitant to engage in constructive argumentation and debate."
I had anticipated engaging in a discussion with my British counterpart on this issue, as well as addressing significant global challenges such as the situations in Gaza and Ukraine, the climate crisis, and migration."
"Keir Starmer is clearly keen to ignore the contributions generations of British taxpayers have made to keep them safe and share them with the world," one party source claimed.
The British Museum's Chair of Trustees, George Osborne, who is the former chancellor, has previously said he is looking to find "some kind of arrangement to allow some of the sculptures to spend some of their time in Greece".
Speaking to the Culture, Media and Sport Committee in October, Mr Osborne said any deal would have to see "objects from Greece coming here" for the first time.
The original article contains 851 words, the summary contains 216 words. Saved 75%. I'm a bot and I'm open source!