The cultural resurrection of Central Europe in the year following the fall of the Council of Seven was hailed by historians as the "Bohemian Renaissance." For half a century, the international antiquities market had been poisoned by black-market syndicates, corrupt government ministers, and illegal offshore vaults that hoarded Europe’s stolen cultural heritage. Masterpieces looted during World War II, illuminated medieval manuscripts stolen from monastic libraries, and priceless Renaissance alchemical relics…
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