As soon as the Second World War ended in Europe in 1945, David de Csepel’s family began another battle — to return their storied art collection which was looted by the Nazis. The family has mounted dozens of legal challenges over the last 80 years, in courts around the world for the return of their paintings, tapestries and Renaissance furniture that made up the collection of De Csepel’s great-grandfather, Baron Mór Lipót Herzog. In recent years they have focused their efforts on the return of