'Cultural Expropriation': Russia Steps Up Seizures Of Artifacts In Occupied Ukraine

Tens of thousands of irreplaceable cultural artifacts have been seized by Russia in occupied parts of Ukraine, in a campaign critics say is part looting and part historical revisionism. 

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