The Netherlands are set to return a collection of valuable paintings to the family of a Jewish art collector who died during the Holocaust. The collection, which includes works by Dutch masters Van Ruysdael, Van Goyen and Van Dyck, belonged to Jacques Goudstikker who fled the Netherlands just before the German invasion in May 1940 leaving behind over 1,200 masterpieces which formed a remarkable collection. The paintings are said to be worth millions of euros. They were seized by the Nazis during their occupation of the Netherlands during the war. Decades-long battle Goudstikker, who was refused entry into England, died...