Character

Rebecca Haussmann

grateful family-oriented dignified reserved

Rebecca Haussmann anchors the quiet triumph of historical restitution, standing elderly yet unbowed in C.J.'s Christmas Eve office as White House hands return the family painting Nazis looted from grandfather Augie under Vichy shadows. Flanked by son David and Bernard, she verifies bloodlines with steady nods, eyes flicking to David before rejecting display offers—'No' seals private reclamation over public gaze. Gratitude pulses through her thanks, weaving personal justice into the administration's holiday rhythm, her dignity a silent rebuke to stolen legacies now restored.

2 appearances

Rebecca Haussmann's Journey

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S2E10 · Noel

Haussmanns Reclaim Nazi-Looted Painting Amid White House Rituals

Deeply grateful with quiet resolve, reclaiming dignity after decades of loss.

Waits patiently in C.J.'s office with son and Bernard, confirms grandfather Augie Haussmann's name with nod, acknowledges painting history silently, firmly rejects display offer by glancing at David and saying …

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S2E10 · Noel

Josh's Detached Hallway Brush-Off to C.J.

grateful

waits in C.J.'s office, confirms father's identity, nods in agreement, receives news of painting return, declines offer to leave it hanging via gesture to son, thanks C.J.

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