The Apollo Gallery at the Louvre Museum will reopen to the public on Wednesday, nearly a year after French crown jewels worth 88 million euros were stolen during a brazen heist. The gallery will revert to its original function as a state art exhibition space without displaying any of the precious objects that were part of its collection previously, highlighting significant security vulnerabilities at one of the world's most visited museums.
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