The Romanian state received 5.7 million euros in compensation for cultural goods stolen from the Drents Museum, including the Helmet from Coșofeni.
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Romania has received 5.7 million euros as insurance compensation for four cultural artifacts stolen from the Drents Museum in the Netherlands, including the Helmet from Coșofeni and three Dacian bracelets. The amount was paid in two installments, and the money will be directed to the state budget. The Ministry of Culture will strengthen the monitoring of the situation and will propose changes for the temporary display of the heritage, to prevent future incidents.
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