Thieves Steal 'Priceless' Diamond Jewelry From German Museum

The video discusses a major art heist at Dresden's Royal Palace, where thieves stole diamond jewelry from the Green Vault. They disabled the museum's security alarms by starting a fire nearby, allowing them to enter and exit undetected. The Green Vault, established by Augustus the Strong in the early 1700s, was partially destroyed in World War Two and restored six decades later for public viewing.

What was stolen during the largest art heist in post-war history?

• Diamond jewelry

• Ancient manuscripts

• Paintings

• Sculptures

How did the thieves manage to disable the museum's security alarms?

• By cutting the power supply

• By bribing the security guards

• By starting a fire near the museum

• By hacking into the security system

Through which part of the museum did the thieves enter and exit?

• A window on the 1st floor

• The roof

• The basement

• The main entrance

Who established the collection housed in the Green Vault?

• Napoleon Bonaparte

• King George

• Augustus the Strong

• Queen Victoria

When was the public able to view the Green Vault collection again after World War Two?

• Six decades later

• Three decades later

• Immediately after the war

• A century later