(Adnkronos) – The German Criminal Police and Interpol are collaborating on the investigation into the jewels stolen from the Louvre. Both agencies today published a photo of the stolen items, asking for public help in their recovery. Interpol has added the Parisian jewels to its database of stolen artworks, which contains approximately 57,000 objects.
Louvre, German police and Interpol publish photos of stolen jewels
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