sell yes you know completely completely and at the time he was in sort of a jewel race with the sun king louis the 14th in france trying to. do each other with more stations more impressive jewelry so so the actual material value i guess could be calculated but they've refused to do that because. they said the collection really is irreplaceable and its cultural value its historical value is immeasurable to the next question because obviously this isn't the kind of stuff it's too well known you can't just walk into a pawn shop and get rid of it what can the burglars do with it now well it's will be interesting to see what happens now because this is you said this really can't be sold on the open market there's no reputable jeweler who would who would who would buy it people even thieves probably could even buy this because they couldn't pass on to their children that would somehow turn up. they think either the thieves will don't know this and will try and sell it and maybe even get caught or in the worst case scenario they'll break it down for pieces and sell it off hopefully they're not watch

but but what the strong was doing at the time is he was in sort of a a jules race with the sun king louis the 14th of france trying to be even more ostentatious have a more beautiful and amazing collection of of jewelry and that's what what he and then his successors created this this incredible treasure one of the one of the greatest not just in europe but around the world i mean perhaps the equivalent would be to compare it to the the crown jewels in it's a symbol and also has a similar cultural meaning i mean this is why i think people are so upset and almost traumatized in saxony by this robbery because it's as if someone stolen a part of their cultural identity absolutely is not just about the the way it's also about that cultural values are and it seems that these thieves had quite an in-depth knowledge all of this building surely this raises questions now about security. well it certainly does but the question is how much inside information were they actually pervy to know just prior to that 5 am emergency call which went into security forces a small fire was reported on a power bo

august the strong he was a saxon saxon royalty and he was a sort of a jewel competition with the sun king louis the 14th of france is trying to develop create the most spectacular the most ostentatious the most opulent collection of jewelry and of goods which is what this collection really was one of the great treasures of a century jewelry it was actually then seized after the 2nd world war by the red army by the soviet union they took it to the soviet union as a sort of a prize of war then finally returned to germany in the late fifty's and then the building itself which had been destroyed in the war was only finally restored to $22006.00. and to a sort of it's original glory so though the tools that were stolen as far as we know they were probably personal jewels of. strong. physical value is cut is considerable but their cultural value is really measurable absolutely i mean if he makes a very. high so i would say i'm with i want to go have so you are in because i mean the thieves seem to have an in-depth knowledge of the building surely now that this raises questions about security. well it