,,The former German soldier Ernst M. said he was in Fort Holstein, west of K�nigsberg at the end of February 1945. One day, a truck colony arrived, accompanied by several zivilians, amongst them a woman called "Frau Doktor" (latest investigations point to Dr. Renate Haars, born May 6, 1919, employee of the conservator of East Prussia). The zivillians slept in Holstein. Mr. Ernst heard from the conversations, that the trucks contain artwork.

On the next morning, the convoy continued to the port of Pillau. Near the village Vierbr�derkrug, the civilians had to unload two of the three trucks and leave them to a military division for an important transport of a wounded. The boxes had been burried in the forest within little depth. Ernst M. remembered very well, where this place was.�

However, it seems like they had been removed again because no trace of them has been found despite an intensice searching...