On the peculiarities of the application of the legislation on displaced cultural property in relations with foreign states

The article discusses issues about the features of the categorical apparatus of the Federal Law of April 15, 1998, No. 64-FZ “On cultural properties displaced to the USSR as a result of World War II and located on the territory of the Russian Federation”. Particular attention is paid to mechanisms for settling issues related to displaced cultural property with foreign states, taking into account the consistent observance of the principle of reciprocity. Within the framework of the triad: subject - object - the content of the subject's activity in relation to the object, in relation to the aforementioned Federal Law, the following are distinguished: subjects - an injured state, a foreign state (an interested state, a former enemy state), international organizations, individuals and legal entities; objects - cultural property, including displaced cultural property and family relics; the content of the activity - the circulation of cultural property, carried out according to the mechanisms described in the law.

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