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In our last episode, we heard from a gentleman from the Netherlands named Paul Post. In his

retirement, Paul became a researcher and a self-taught investigator. He used his father's

journals to uncover information about a man named Friedrich Kotkin, who served as a sort of Nazi

finance guru. Kotkin reported to the Nazi leader, Hitler's second in command, Herman Gurring.

And together, Gurring and Kotkin stole a myriad of precious items, including diamonds and art.

After the war, Herman Gurring was convicted at Nuremberg before killing himself in his jail cell with a smuggled cyanide capsule.

Friedrich Kotkin, however, escaped. At the end of the previous

episode, Paul had traced Kotkin's movements to Mardelplata Argentina, where they discovered a

piece of art that the Nazi had looted and smuggled into the country. And with that piece of art,

Paul Post's family story intersected with the story of another family.

In today's episode, we're going to hear from that family.

I'm Lloyd Lockridge, and this is Family Lore.

So could you tell me your name and where you're from?

Yes, my name is Charlene von Serre, and I was born in the U.K. and currently live in Connecticut

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