John Hadland Limited factory

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Mrs May Bartlett, with her tea-trolley at John Hadland Ltd, Bovingdon

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Georgia:

The Teacup Poisoner

Episode sources:

1. “Murder in a Teacup”

2. “He Poisoned his Family, spoke of Hitler, boasted of going down in history as a murderer” (The Daily Telegraph, June 30, 1972)

3. “This is a Crazy Story About a Boy and Poison” (UPI, July 5, 1962)

4. “My Kiss of Death: Postscript of the Poisoner” by Bernard Scarlett (Western Daily Press, June 30, 1972)

5. “Court Told of Poison Experiments” (Evening Sentinel, June 19, 1972)

6. “Graham Young” (Biography)

Karen:

Maria Altmann’s fight to reclaim Gustav Klimt’s masterpiece, Adele I

Episode sources:

1. LACMA’s Klimt Exhibit (Life & Times) 2006

2. “After Nazi Plunder, A Quest To Bring Home The 'Woman In Gold’” by Nina Totenberg (NPR) 2015

3. “Gold Rush” by Eileen Kinsella (ARTNews) 2007.

4. “Maria Altmann obituary” (The Guardian) 2011

5. “Maria Altmann, Pursuer of Family Paintings, Dies at 94” by William Grimes (New York Times) 2011

6. “Visit” (Belvedere)

7. “Why Maria Altmann fought for the ‘Woman in Gold’” by Howard Reich (Chicago Tribune) 2015

8. “Lauder Pays $135 Million, a Record, for a Klimt portrait” by Carol Vogel (New York Times) 2006

9. “The Woman in Gold” (Neue Galerie)

10. “The mysterious muse of Gustav Klimt” by Kimberly Bradley (BBC) 2016

11. “Visual Reading of Gustav Klimt’s ‘Adele Bloch Bauer I’ (Scholastic)” (Neue Galerie New York)

12. “Oprah Sells Famed Gustav Klimt Portrait for $150 Million” by Sarah Cascone (Artnet) 2017

13. “Fighting for Her Past” by Anne-Marie O’Connor (LA Times) 2001

14. “War-Torn Vienna Was Start of The Altmann Cashmere” by Eleanor Rice (Arizona Daily Star) 1956

15. “Trying to Reclaim a Family’s History” by Diane Haithman (LA Times) 1998

Maria Altmann at her home in Cheviot Hills, CA (2010)

(Gregorcollins / CC BY-SA 3.0)

Maria and lawyer E. Randol Schoenberg in 2004 after Supreme Court victory

(Gregorcollins / CC0 1.0 Universal)

Adele Bloch-Bauer (left), was the subject of two Gustav Klimt portraits, the most famous being "The Lady in Gold" (right)

Artist Gustav Klimt (left) and a preliminary sketch of Adele Bloch-Bauer (right)

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