Inhalt

•  Title
•  Contents
•  Matthias Beitl: Foreword
•  Kathrin Pallestrang, Magdalena Puchberger, Maria Raid: How we deal with it ... Reflections, conversions and extensions to the exhibition Collected at Any Cost!
•  Stephen M. Mautner: Remarks on the Occasion of the Exhibition Opening at the Volkskundemusem Wien on April 21, 2023
•  Theresa Hattinger, Michael Hieslmair and Michael Zinganel: Exhibition architecture, displays and graphic design
•  The Exhibition Collected at any cost!
•  Foyer. Why objects came to the museum through National Socialism and how we deal with them
•  Room 1. The inventory in the Volkskundemuseum Wien
•  Room 2. Provenance research and the restitution of objects
•  The Legal basis for restitution in Austria since 1998
•  Delayed reaction: The long history to the Art Restitution Act
•  The Commission for Provenance Research and the Art Restitution Advisory Board
•  Room 3a. Provenance research and restitution in the Volkskundemuseum Wien
•  Systematic provenance research in the Volkskundemuseum Wien
•  Restitutions from the Volkskundemuseum Wien before 2015
•  Results of provenance research at the Volkskundemuseum Wien since 2015
•  Room 3b. Nazi legislation and infrastructures
•  Legal basis of the robbery
•  Systematic Enrichment
•  The relationship between people and objects
•  Room 4/5. The Mautner Collection and the Volkskundemuseum Wien
•  Who are the Mautner family
•  Konrad and Anna Mautner: Folk life – research and applications
•  The Mautner family and the Volkskundemuseum in Vienna
•  The Mautner Collection: expropriated – restituted – donated
•  Anna Mautner and the Volkskundemuseum Wien after 1945
•  What now?
•  Further Reading
•  Author index
•  Imprint