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PÄl Enger

Norwegian art thief and football player
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  • February 12, 1994: While Norway was preparing for the Winter Olympics, thieves made off with a treasure.
    Today in History—February 12
    / The Surreal Theft of The Scream

    
had a suspect in mind: PÄl Enger, a former footballer for the storied Norwegian club VÄlerenga. Enger had recently served time for stealing another Munch painting (Vampire) six years earlier. But Enger denied involvement, and there was no evidence connecting him.

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had a suspect in mind: PÄl Enger, a former footballer for the storied Norwegian club VÄlerenga. Enger had recently served time for stealing another Munch painting (Vampire) six years earlier. But Enger denied involvement, and there was no evidence connecting him.

    Read More