Austrian Thieves Steal Princess Necklace
A precious necklace belonging to Princess Nazli, wife of King Fuad I, was stolen from the Museum of Applied Arts in Vienna. The thieves attacked the building and broke into the facade to steal it in front of witnesses. The necklace contains over 600 diamonds and was previously sold for $4.3 million ten years ago, reflecting its significant historical value. The theft occurred at night, very quickly, with the official value not being disclosed. It is worth noting that the necklace had been auctioned a few years earlier for a large sum, and it is considered one of the most notable missing pieces of high cultural and historical importance.
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