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Pendant la guerre, les nazis ont volé un des trésors les plus précieux d'Europe: il n'a jamais été retrouvé
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Offerte à un tsar, admirée pendant deux siècles puis démontée en trente-six heures par les troupes allemandes, la légendaire Chambre d'ambre reste l'un des plus grands mystères de la Seconde Guerre mondiale.
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