Heirs of Nazi-persecuted collector hail justice in auction of Edvard Munch painting

Prof. Curt Glaser sold 'Dance on the Beach' under duress in the 1930s. Now, the 1906 masterpiece is expected to fetch $15-25 million after a deal was struck with the current owner

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