A local family in Wayzata has been reunited with artwork that was stolen by the Nazi regime. The artwork was returned by the Austrian government. The recipient of the artwork is a woman from Wayzata, who is now the rightful owner of the pieces that were taken from her relatives nearly a century ago.
Further details about the returned artwork and the family's story are available from FOX 9 KMSP in Minneapolis.
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