In connection with the burglary in Saxony's Green Vault Treasury Museum, the Free State of Saxony has demanded that the perpetrators convicted so far pay compensation. It is a matter of just under 76.1 million euros for the missing and damaged parts of the loot that have been returned, as lawyer Matthias Aldejohann told the German Press Agency on Thursday. This reduction in value had been determined in an appraisal by experts from the Dresden State Art Collections, to which the Green Vault belongs.
According to Aldejohann, the five legally convicted young men from the well-known Remmo clan in Berlin were issued with reminder notices in order to secure the Free State's claim. One of them had objected to this, while the others were subject to final enforcement orders.
The art theft from the reconstructed Baroque section of the museum in the Residenzschloss on 25 November 2019 was one of the most spectacular in Germany, in which the perpetrators stole 21 pieces of jewelry with diamonds and brilliants worth 116.8 million euros.