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Queen Nazli's diamond theft in Vienna
The diamond necklace belonging to Queen Nazli, mother of King Farouk, was stolen from a museum in Vienna. It is a piece of high artistic and historical value, reflecting a part of Egypt’s royal history. The investigation revealed that the thieves entered the museum through a regular visit, and used an axe to break the display case, after which they stole the necklace. The necklace was crafted in the shape of a sunbeam and dates back to the period before World War II; it was sold in 1939, then disappeared for 40 years before reappearing in 2015. This incident is considered part of the loss of significant royal artifacts and jewelry. The ministry emphasizes the importance of maintaining a comprehensive record of Egyptian relics abroad and utilizing international laws and diplomacy to recover them. The necklace is not officially registered as an artifact since it was a private property, but it remains part of Egypt's heritage. There is also a warning against exploiting legal loopholes to retrieve such items.
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