After Jewel Harvesting in the MAK: How Safe Are Vienna's Museums?
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The robbery of a diamond collager at the MAK caused headlines and criticism of the security measures worldwide. profil has listened to Vienna's museums as they protect exhibits and visitors.
According to the museum, independent investigation is part of crisis management. The search for the perpetrators continues at full speed.
The million-dollar diamond coup in the MAK has reached a new dimension: for the Federal Criminal Office, it is probably Austria's most spectacular art theft since 2003.
Half a week after the spectacular coup in the MAK, in which a million-dollar necklace was stolen, the investigation is running at full speed. According to the report "probably the greatest art theft since Saliera" in 2003. In the investigation, artificial intelligence is dispensed with and relies on the human eye. VIENNA/INNER CITY. All of Austria has recently looked at the Museum of Applied Arts (MAK). On Thursday, 27 August, the...
The Blitzcoup at the Vienna Museum of Applied Arts (MAK), where a million-dollar diamond collier was stolen last week, is "probably the largest and most spectacular art theft since the Salera case in 2003" for the Austrian police.
The Blitzcoup at the Museum für angewandte Kunst (MAK) in Vienna is "probably the largest and most spectacular art theft since the ‘Saliera' case in 2003". In the investigation, AI tools are dispensed with.
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