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I guess I shouldn't have been surprised that the latest novel I picked up—which purports to be a humorous romantic novel about a 60 year old widower—contains a primary subplot about intermarriage. In Love With Noodles (apparently an expression that the author's father used to connote "marrying rich"), the protagonist is struggling with a variety of quick, physical, romantic encounters—the first after so many years of marriage and relationship with one woman. He may be struggling with a new ethic, but the old storyline remains. His son tells him that he has fallen in love with a non-Jewish woman and the father goes relatively beserk, that is, in a quiet brooding sort of way. It doesn't matter that his daughter-in-law-to-be is more interested in religion and in Judaism than is his Jewish son. It doesn't matter that his daughter-in-law-to-be has promised to set up a Jewish home and raise Jewish children. It doesn't matter that his future daughter-in-law is more engaged in the Passover seder than is her intended.
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Maybe if we start showing the welcoming side of the Jewish community, more people will in fact want to join us.
Or the corollary: if we continue not showing the welcoming side of the Jewish community we will continue to witness an exodus of intermarried Jews to more welcoming religious communities.
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In that case,
(1) At least 1/3 of Latin American legal immigrants (specially wealthy ones
would be barred based on ill gotten gains in their nations. Since the
U.S. precludes criminals to immigrate, it should follow the rule of law
and throughly investigate the source of income from wealthy Latin
American immigration applicants. If their wealth is even suspect
of being a loot, or a crony capitalist job, the applicant should be
denied. Period. If it is going to be fair, it has to be fair across the
As for the so called "illegals":
Immigrants who completed University with in the U.S. with
honors should at least be considered a chance to become legalized.
Why? Because Latin American countries are not going to absorb those
people (specially if they are not connectable to the crony capitalism
cog). Why waste talent that could be used in the U.S. to be thrown down
to the wolves in Latin America when it could contribute to America's
job growth and serve as a thumb in the eye of the crony capitalism
in Latin America (specially Latin America).
In summary, I am sure you are a legal immigrant from Europe or Asia.
However, the same standard as (1) should apply to immigrants from
more responsible parts of the world. The U.S. does not need an Imelda
Marcos, it needs the next Steve Jobs . The U.S. does not need Umar
Farouk Abdulmutallab, it needs marketers, engineers,
attorneys, and physicists to propel the economy forward. I am glad you
allow me the opportunity to illustrate that there are actually two wrongs
with the current U.S. immigration policies. One, legal applicants who should
never have been granted a green card in the first place. No matter how wealthy,
politically connected, and "Dignatary" in their home countries. Two, viable
assets who happen to be "illegal" thrown down to waste when they could
have been used to advance America standing in the world.
The computer I was using froze up a couple of times. Therefore,I was
unable to correct run-on, fragments and other grammatical
Sensible immigration reform is to grasp the 3rd rail for politicians because illegals are willing to work for wages under labor conditions Americans will not.
Since the work needs to be done, the higher wages and cost of better working conditions would be passed on to the consumer. Everything would become more expensive, anathema for a politician.
With a Welfare State template superimposed on the U.S., the immigration issue is symptomatic of why politicians become dysfunctional when they are unable to resort to debt to make problems go away.
Yes, Immigration is one of the third rails of American politics. But, only because (US) politicians are too afraid to call it like it is. The main reason Americans will not do certain kinds of jobs is that the safety net put in place by a growing welfare state is too supportive. Why work for $300 a week, when you can garner $285 without lifting a pinky? BTW, the numbers are not official!
Which is more important?
A Latino who can speak Chinese and could contribute to America's future.
Some crony Capitalist from Latin America with lots of stolen loot?
If the latter is more important, what is the difference between
the U.S. and some third world country that takes those kind of people?
What's more important is someone who is willing to follow the law(s) and immigrate the right way. As a (legal) immigrant to the US myself, I am insulted by the lumping of ALL immigrants into a single category. "Illegal" is just that..... illegal!
A thief who is a "Dignitary" in his home country should not be allowed
to obtain a Green Card. A thief is a criminal no matter how legal he may
present himself or herself to be.
Many posters have expressed that their ancestors came to the
U.S. the "Legal Way."
According to Ellis Island requirement of the day, a poor person
(little or no income) could come to the U.S. provided that they
were not radicals, or had not a contagious disease. As in the
Ellis Island's days, preference was giving to wealthy individuals.
However, the poor were allowed to come.
Today, any wealthy individual (corrupt officials, crony capitalists,
etc from the world over) can easily come to the U.S. whereas someone
who could really contribute to U.S. in more ways than these people is
virtually shut out.
In the end is all about $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$.
Though money is important, it is sad that the U.S. has gone backwards
instead of forward. Which is more important to America? Someone with
a brain who could be a cog in the U.S. future, or some corrupt moron
with lots of money who officials bend over backwards and kiss his or her
Democrats? Three of the biggest advocates for amnesty were Reagan, George W. Bush, and John McCain.
Reagan went with amnesty and I think we should have some form of that now - At least the children of such classes of immigrants.
This whole kerfuffle is really over concerns in some wings of Mexicans immigrating into America. There even seems to be some elements obsessed with variations of keeping America white (like the neo Nazi who just died in Arizona).
Simply put, trying to round up a few million people and deporting them would be cost prohibitive and probably lead to more characteristics of a police state being implemented in domestic society (like the war on drugs and war on terror have manifested over the years).
I am Republican but think the issue should be defused by amnesty, stronger security/enforcement on the borders, and more critically by promoting more trade and development between America and Mexico.
I am a Republican too, and an immigrant (legal) to boot. I could be convinced to go with an amnesty program.....but, only if applied to kids who were brought here at an early enough age that they had no choice in the matter....and, if there are barriers to encourage any future abuse of this amnesty.
Republicans want to deny citizenship to kids born and raised in america because their parents had no possible way of obtaining papers. Where are they planning to deport those kids born and raised in america... to concentration camps? or are they in favor of a final solution? you can expect anything from the republican party of the XXI century... even Barbara Bush said this people are disgusting
I may dislike some of the present GOP leadership and some of the right-wing factions, but I have to say that your categorization is totally unjustifiable. It also ignores the truth that far from wanting these people rounded up and deported, a significant number of influential Republicans actually wants them kept here so as to profit from their underpaid labor.
If the native people of the Continent are not allowed to roam freely the way of their ancestors, there will be race problem and conflicts when their local borned brethen gain more political clout. More racial Republicans will try to forestall the inevitable by offering voluntary repatriation for these locally born Latinos to the land of their fathers or mothers.
"Voluntary" is not in racialist democrat-Obama's lexicon.
Almost 400,000 illegal aliens were removed from the USA in fiscal year 2011.
Every country has the right to regulate immigration and to secure it's borders. However, I strongly oppose the rat race of which state get's the toughest anti illegal immigration law. IMHO, immigration and border security is the sole business of the federal government.
'... border security is the sole business of the federal government"
Please note that the state of California actively enforces its border security everyday as it has numerous border checkpoints where people entering California are stopped and checked vigorously for carrying agricultural goods that could potentially be coming in from outside California's borders.
It would sheer serendipity to sterilizing the unsuspecting Latinos as in previous attempts to carry out on the Black Ethiopian Jews in another friendly country. This would probably solve the desired racial demographic more effectively.
Odd subject to bring up - sterilization. What happened to the Ethiopians?
Surprised you didn't bring up Operation Bootstrap (with respect to Puerto Rico in the 1940s)...
United States does not have uniform laws on immigration.
Its Presidents, Judges, Congressmen, States, Counties, Cities, all prefer illegals' vote bank while trouncing over the human rights of defenseless legals who are honestly standing in line largely outside the borders of the US.
One rule for illegal vote bank one rule for others.
I understand that USAmericans have grown afraid of illegals and spreading criminality from our borders, but also this situation can represent a great teaching and opportunity as well, to us Mexicans... How will we ever gain enough 'moral authority' to demand from the US-government a benevolent and 'integral' migratory-labour reform (the 'whole-enchilada' thing), if we don't demonstrate to the world, that we can be respectful of human rights towards migrants that come from other Central- or South- American States?? So this is the time to teach them [USAmericans], that we can be an example to follow, and then, we may gain some slight leverage to demand the serving of the 'green-enchilada' (green-cards for migrant workers). Really good opportunity for us, being a 'bridge' for southern countries and a regional Power as well, within Latin America.
And how does Mexico treat illegal aliens crossing from Guatemala, Honduras and Nicaragua?
Mostly, there are several abuses commited by our border authorities against migrants coming from other Southern countries, which I have to say is embarrassing, so that's precisely my point in previous comment: until we cannot demonstrate that we can be respectful of human rights towards migrants coming from other countries, we won't set an example or have any moral authority to request from US-govt., an integral migratory reform.
Perhaps the USA has already beat Mexico in the human rights contest .... Does Mexico give Guatemalan, Honduran and Nicaraguan illegal aliens free medical care in their county hospitals? --citizenship to their anchor babies? --food stamps? --other free perks?
/Setting an example for other nations to emulate.
Remember that the concept of "Human Rights" is broader than just caring about migrants, and we may have our problems too, that's for sure, same as there are this kind of problems in MANY American, European, Asian countries, etc... But regarding "Human Rights" (in general aspects), there are two things we Mexican people are (and will always be) proud about:
1. We are multicultural too, and we have also been home to people from many parts from the World; at the same time we (as Nation) have saved and preserved most of our indigenous traditions and peoples...
2. We have NEVER killed ourselves or any alien people BY THE MILLIONS: I wouldn't ever see or imagine see my country sending hundreds of tanks to Guatemala, or sending any hostile aircraft to Honduras, believe me. Besides, if we are having a 'war' inside our borders, it's because we want to get rid of corruption and criminality: yes, that's an example for other countries...
Greetings from an honest and cultured citizen of a 'peaceful' nation (yeah, with all and our problems)!
Agreed, human rights is broader than just caring about migrants .... Which is why the USA storms to the rescue in times of international disaster. To help local governments around the world respond to death and mayhem, the United States comes to the rescue with supplies, personnel and logistical support, even deploying its Air Force, Navy, Marines, and Coast Guard to lend their expertise. Grateful human lives are saved.
/Greetings from a nation of rescuers.
"I wouldn't ever see or imagine see my country sending hundreds of tanks to Guatemala"
Have you never heard of the 1954 CIA coup that threw out the democratically elected government of president Jacobo Arbenz? No tanks maybe, but I found a couple of pictures, including a classic at:
And U.S. troops have been in Honduras a number of times, starting in 1903.
That's right! I don't get where did Mexico, my country, participate in the coup d'etat you are referring to. In fact, as far as I am concerned, Mexico was one of the first countries to offer political asylum to Arbenz upon his exile, where indeed he lived there from 1965, until his death in 1971... And as far as I am concerned about history, Mexican troops haven't ever been in Honduras, either at war, or at any kind of military adventure, expedition, whatever you want to name it...
My American centrism blinded me to your nationality. I see now in an explicit statement of that fact in one of your posts. Please accept my apology.
Doesn't matter... However we have many problems to deal with. I just want to advocate some peace for us people of the Americas. Greetings!
"They point out that, in some respects, Hispanics seem natural conservatives: religious, hard-working and with close family ties".
That's wishful thinking at its worst — bred by ignorance and prejudice.
What you call "Hispanics" is the population of whole countries, as varied and plural as the US population. Their match of political and cultural features does not follow thwe same rules as in the US. It is a different jigsaw.
For instance, close family ties are a common feature of all Latin American people, of every political persuasion — conservatives, liberals, and all the shades between and beyond them.
For Latin American men or women of the left — or liberals, in US politcal jargon — it would sound baffling (or laughable) to hear that, because of their family ties, they are expected to be conservatives.
The same with religion — being a religious person in Latin America does not make you a conservative by default. Ask the many priests — Roman Catholic or from reformed churches — that work to empower the poor.
And hardworking! — well, in any sane political culture it should hardly be an ideological statement. That a "hardworking" immigrant must also be expected to be a "conservative" only shows how sadly prejudiced and distorted has become the political debate in the US.
During the year we lived in Arizona, now mercifully ended, all the ginned up outrage about illegal immigration started turning into contempt for just about everyone brown. A low point was reached when the Senate President read a letter on the Senate floor from a substitute teacher denouncing the middle school black and Hispanic students he had encountered as unpatriotic, violent and unteachable.
The Senator made no effort to substantiate any of these claims, merely grabbed them as useful political fodder. Ironically, the letter itself was full of grammatical and syntax errors.
Why is it so hard to discriminate about relevant characteristics?
We don't need a fence. We need a velvet rope with a really strict bouncer. Let the decent folks in but mercilessly kick the troublemakers out. Maybe we should even consider such a tough approach for the native born riff-raff.
Green cards for the nice new Americans who are ready to contribute.
Red cards for the destructive fools, even if they were blessed to be born with the privelege of a blue US passport. Kick the rotten ones out!
A red-carpet and a green card for the nice folks we don't mind joining the party.
A black boot in the behind and a red card for the troublemakers.
Why is it so hard to combine a stern law-and-order attitude with a welcoming hospitality?
I still remember how shocked I was during a visit to Arizona when I asked locals and businesses how they worked to cater to visiting Mexicans, tourists and shoppers. Incredibly stupid were the responses; they didn't see potential customers and good business only unwelcome illegals. Maybe I'm just crazy. But I don't have to live there. Maybe longer experience would have made me wiser.
Well, it is incredibly difficult to isolate relevant characteristics.
Just as importantly, the USA not only needs 'high-quality' immigrants, it also needs cheap laborers. But the American immigration system is not at all designed to bring those people into the country.
Just don't send your scum to Mexico. Sell those people to North Korea as slaves or food.
Europeans don't understand how important this issue is because they don't know what it's like to have third-world gangster countries right in your backward.
Plenty of the hispanics are good and hard working people, and I am not one to discriminate. But too many of them bring the cultures and lifestyles that make their own countries such messes that they want to escape from them. Look around the South West to see who is the poorest and least educated, to see who is comitting the crime and is almost always the same: hispanics.
America alreay has a lot of hardworking native citizens who are happy to do whatever work is available for them. What we don't need is more poor criminals who don't even speak English.
Now, here is a letter that illustrates the isolationism, ignorance and lack of travel by many in the United States - "Europeans don't understand how important this issue is because they don't know what it is like to have third-world gangster countries in their backyard" - (not backward, that must be a Freudian Slip!)
Has the writer of this letter ever been to Europe? If so, is he blind and deaf? Does he read the European news? Europe is awash in immigrants from many "gangster countries" - Romanian, Russian, Arabic, languages from other post-communist state etc - these are the languages heard in increasing volume on the streets of Europe. In fact, on my last visit to London, I played a game with myself - let's see if I can hear English being spoken?
And just like those from Latin America, these immigrants are legal and illegal. Some are crooks but most are hard-working, good people, who want to better their situation for themselves and their families.
I am in the United States and Europe on a regular basis and live in Canada, but have dual citizenship with both a Canadian and an EU Passport.
Only around 30% of US citizens have a passport, the lowest for any first world nation, and with letters like this, it shows. The United States still has so much to offer the World, but the level of global knowledge by many of its citizens is horrendously low.
It is time for US citizens to get out and about globally - everyone will benefit, not least those locked up in Fortress America.
Now, here is a letter that illustrates the isolationism, ignorance and lack of travel by many in the United States - "Europeans don't understand how important this issue is because they don't know what it is like to have third-world gangster countries in their backyard" - (not backward, that must be a Freudian Slip!)
Has the writer of this letter ever been to Europe? If so, is he blind and deaf? Does he read the European news? Europe is awash in immigrants from many "gangster countries" - Romanian, Russian, Arabic, languages from other post-communist state etc - these are the languages heard in increasing volume on the streets of Europe. In fact, on my last visit to London, I played a game with myself - let's see if I can hear English being spoken?
And just like those from Latin America, these immigrants are legal and illegal. Some are crooks but most are hard-working, good people, who want to better their situation for themselves and their families.
I am in the United States and Europe on a regular basis and live in Canada, but have dual citizenship with both a Canadian and an EU Passport.
Only around 30% of US citizens have a passport, the lowest for any first world nation, and with letters like this, it shows. The United States still has so much to offer the World, but the level of global knowledge by many of its citizens is horrendously low.
It is time for US citizens to get out and about globally - everyone will benefit, not least those locked up in Fortress America.
No, I've never been to Europe and I have no interest in going. I'm an outdoors kind of guy. I'm not much interested in crowded cities and old churches. The way you describe London definitely doesn't make it very attractive.
In any case you have the Mediterreanen protecting you from the Arabs and some buffer states between the EU and Russia. For the USA, Mexico is right at our door. That's why we need to build a fence.
I am an University educated legal immigrant of Latino background and I'm white. You could say I'm a minority of the minority. I don't have to fear being pulled over in Arizona or any other state where such laws have been enacted - in case they are upheld by the supreme court - because I look like any other white North American or European. So why would I consciously choose not to set foot in Arizona or any other state where such laws are in place when I have nothing to fear?
I choose not to do it out of principle. I am personally boycotting Arizona and its likes. I'm not going to buy their products and services, I won't visit or do tourism until they change what it only amounts to racial profiling and discrimination. It makes me think about Jews marked with David's star on their lapels in Nazi Germany sending shivers down my spine. A shame on America and on Americans supporting such ill conceived measures.
I'm generally sympathetic to immigrants. But there are two things I'm sick of:
1. People implying that blue colar workers are a bunch of stupid hics for thinking immigrants depress their wages. The hics are right and the elites confused or disingenuous. I've been involved in the construction industry in California (lots of immigrants) and Alaska (very few), and the difference is amazing.
2. People imaging that a majority can rapidly become a minority without significant political trouble of some sort resulting. When did this ever happen? Whatever the overall economic benefits of immigration, its probably not worth the trouble. Continuing to expand trade while keeping immigration going but sensibly limited to avoid rapid demographic change would be the smart policy.
Americans stole more than half of mexico's homeland (from texas to california) and now they have the nerve to call the mexicans in the occupied territories "illegal criminals". That's why americans need a lot of guns to hide their complete lack of decency. But the times when they could just shoot the natives to get the "legal" rights over their land are over for good. Justice is far bigger and grater than the united states of america.
Stupid comment. Where did the mexicans get the land from before that? And before that? Whatever the answer the borders are fixed now. People who cross the border illegally are criminals. This has nothing to do with gun ownership.
Mexico's claim to United States territory.
As enlightening as the article may be on the political ramifications of SB 1070, it mus-characterizes the federal law. The second article's second paragraph suggests that it is a crime under federal law for undocumented immigrants merely to be present or retain work. That proposition, however, is false. Federal immigration law is explicit that such actions are merely civil violations, not crimes. This difference is important because it illustrates the thrust of the federal government's legal arguments in the case before the Supreme Court: Arizona is subverting federal immigration law by going far past the federal provisions by criminalizing actions that Congress deemed should only be civil violations.
This is not the first post trying to make a distinction between a civil violation and a criminal violation. To the best of my knowledge, that is not how the US legal system works. It seems to be an attempt to interpret the US legal system from a non-US perspective. That just won't work, our laws are what they are, and it is our right to interpret them in our way.
I reiterate, "A summary offence (Redirected from Civil violation) is a crime in some common law jurisdictions that can be proceeded against summarily, without the right to a jury trial and/or indictment." See Wikipedia.
Repeating something that is not true does not make it true. Assuming that the law is the same or works the same way in another country, even one fairly similar to one's own is likely to result in error.
I'll try to briefly explain where your confusion arises from. It is true, that in the US we use a "common law" system. However, I am not referring to common vs. civil law. I'm referring to civil vs. criminal law. They are two different concepts. For example, in the US system it is a criminal violation to commit murder or bank fraud. However, it is only a civil violation to breach a contract. This means that while the government can prosecute you and send you to prison for committing a criminal offense, it cannot do so for a civil offense (like a breach of contract), which usually only results in a fine or monetary damages to the plaintiff. This distinction is important: when the legislative branch passes laws, it only makes an offense "criminal," it means that Congress has deemed it particularly harmful to society. In immigration law, the only criminal offense that an individual alien can be convicted is "illegal re-entry," which essentially occurs when a non-citizen is deported and re-enters the US illegally. Every other immigration offense is civil (including an alien's first entry without authorization) and is not punishable by prison. Does that make sense?
I had thought you were referencing the Louisiana Civil Code of 1808, and/or the European legal systems related to it. The item that I quoted seemed to relate to it because of the reference to arrest and summary disposition without the need for a trial.
Can you specifically reference in US law the distinction which you have asserted. I have, time permitting, been trying to find a reference in state or federal law to the distinction without success.
If you want a general overview, Wikipedia actually has a pretty good explanation: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Law_of_the_United_States. Scroll down to the section on substantive law and compare the criminal law section to the tort law section, for example. If you want details on how it actually works (or just to see a primary source), consider comparing the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure to the Federal Rules of Criminal Procedure.
In 2011, the Orange County Register reported that after 20 years of excess spending and effort, Hispanics still lag Whites and Asians in academic performance. Also, the Denver Post has reported that a significant number of Hispanic teenage girls purposefully become pregnant out of wedlock crippling their futures.
While it is troubling to comptemplate, US citizens have an interest in only permitting into America those people who will be a net asset to America. On the other hand, too often the gatecrashers have a net negative effect.
Hardworking people get tired of having their tax dollars siphoned off from supporting university programs for cutting edge research to support food stamps and try to deal with dysfunctional behavior.
Finally, there are groups in America that feel it immoral to violate the law and still want a handout.
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Uncle Sam has so many troubles recently.In my opinion the US should really mind its own business.I heard that a meeting between America and Japanese was held ,and Amercia held that China should follow the rules.I wonder what rules China should follow.Does Uncle Sam usually follow rules?haha,I would like to ask by what rules America ocuupied Afghanistan?By what rules did Great Britain sell opium to China more than 150 years ago?
By what right did Mao kill 65 million?
The US attacked the Taliban because they supported Bin Laden.
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June 28 (Bloomberg) -- Sony Corp., reeling from Japan's biggest earthquake and the second-largest online data breach in U.S. history, cut its pay for Chairman Howard Stringer and his likely successor after posting a third straight annual loss.
Salary and bonuses for Stringer, also chief executive officer and president, fell 15 percent to 345 million yen ($4.3 million) for the 12 months ended March 31 from 408 million yen a year earlier, Tokyo-based Sony said in filings to the government. Sony also pared compensation for Stringer's top lieutenant and possible successor Executive Deputy President Kazuo Hirai to 101 million yen, excluding stock options, from 110 million yen in the prior period.
Stringer told shareholders today online services will continue to be a main source of growth for Sony even after hacker attacks crippled its PlayStation Network. The company, losing ground to Apple Inc. and Samsung Electronics Co., last month reported its widest annual net loss in 16 years and forecast the March 11 earthquake and the online attacks will erode about $2 billion from operating profit this fiscal year.
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Stringer, a Welsh-born U.S. citizen who joined Sony in 1997, was made chairman and CEO in 2005 and oversaw the loss of more than 37 percent of Sony's market value over the six years ended March 31. The 69-year-old executive was also granted 500,000 shares as stock options last year, unchanged from the prior period, according to the documents.
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Japan's biggest exporter of consumer electronics will probably return to net income of 80 billion yen in the year ending March 31, Sony forecast May 26. The net loss was 260 billion yen in the year ended March 31, the widest in 16 years.
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Chubachi was paid 123 million yen excluding stock options in the last fiscal year, down from 148 million yen in the previous year, according to the filings.
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london. A 500-year altarpiece by Friedrich Pacher has recently been reassembled and will go back to the Alpine village for which it was commissioned. The wings were lost in the mid 19th century and have been purchased after a Nazi-era restitution case.
Dating from around 1480, the St Korbinian altarpiece has now been restored and is on temporary display in Vienna's Belvedere gallery (until 18 July), before it returns to the pilgrimage church in Assling, in East Tyrol. The panels were made by Tyrolean painter Friedrich Pacher. In the centre of the altarpiece is a sculpture of St Korbinian by Hans Klocker. The 3.5m-high ensemble remained on Assling's high altar until 1660, when a baroque altarpiece was installed, and the earlier one was moved to a side wall. Between 1850 and 1864 the double-sided wings were removed, and presumably sold off. In August 1927 its predella with scenes of the life of St Korbinian was stolen, but was recovered two months later. It was not until 1999 that the wings were identified by German art historian Ulrich Söding. They were then on loan from the Dutch state art collection to the Stedelijk Museum in Zutphen. Further research revealed that by the early 1930s they were at St Ignatius College in Valkenburg, near Maastricht. The double-sided wings had already been separated, creating four panels, of which two had also been cut down at the top and bottom. In 1936 the wings were bought by Amsterdam dealer Jacques Goudstikker, whose collection was subject to a forced sale by the Nazis in 1940. The panels then went to Hermann Göring's hunting lodge at Carinhall (and were returned to the Netherlands after the war).In 2006 the Dutch government restituted the Goudstikker paintings to his heirs, who consigned most of them to Christie's in 2007. The two pairs of wing paintings were sold as different lots, which means that they might have become separated after more than five centuries. The outer pair fetched £24,000 and the inner pair £192,000. Both were bought by the Tyrol authorities. Conservation of the wings has proved complex. The double-sided wings had been sawn in two, and the wooden panels had then been thinned and later mounted on a chipboard support. The previous restoration, in 1963, was very poorly done, and retouched colours had aged and whitened, leaving blotches.At the Vienna conservation studio of the Bundesdenkmalamt (federal monument office) the ensemble was examined with x-rays and infrared reflectography, revealing Pacher's underdrawing. The panels were cleaned and the damaged 1963 retouchings were removed and redone. The two which had been cut down were brought back to their original dimensions, with modern additions. The wings were then inserted into new frames, so that they can be displayed as originally intended.
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