- An article by Shivani Gadre

  Vadodara, a city steeped in cultural and historical significance, owes a debt of gratitude to the renowned German art historian, Dr. Hermann Goetz. His pivotal role in giving global recognition to the historical legacy of Vadodara remains noteworthy and transformative. Appointed as the Director by Maharaja Sayajirao Gaikwad III, Dr. Goetz's contributions proved to be unparalleled, particularly during the tumultuous times of India's partition and the ravages of World War. Vadodara, often referred to as the "City of Palaces," boasts a rich archaeological treasure trove. It owes its preservation to the dedicated efforts of historians and scholars who recognized the value of conserving its historical gems. During the reign of the Gaikwads, a visionary move was made to safeguard and explore this legacy further. Dr. Hermann Goetz was appointed as the inaugural Director of the Baroda Museum to spearhead t

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