L'Oreal Took My Home: The Secrets of a Theft

‘L'Oreal took my home’, Edith Rosenfelder was constantly saying. This claim affected her daughter Monica who decided, when she grew up, to find out the details of this claim. It was the start of a wholly remarkable investigation. After fleeing Germany during WWII due to their Jewish heritage, their property was looted. After the war, not all property was returned and this is how the Rosenfelder family never recovered the house, which is now occupied by the cosmetics firm’s head office. To this day they still occupy the place and refuse to acknowledge its true owners.