Rose Valland, one of Jaujard's employees, secretly recorded every single painting looted by the Nazis from private collections during the war, and helped to repatriate 45,000 of them after 1945.
It also helped to repatriate 10,000 Armenians to Yerevan in Soviet Armenia, and to find homes for a further 40,000 in Syria and Lebanon.
Turkish Airlines expected Libyan approval shortly to send three planes to Tripoli and seven to Benghazi to help repatriate Turks, the Foreign Ministry spokesman said.
In 1986 he was appointed the chief of staff to the high commissioner for refugees and stayed in headquarters five years before heading to Cambodia in 1991 to help manage the effort to repatriate hundreds of Cambodian refugees from camps on the Thai border.
In March, the Illicit Gains Authority of the Egyptian government filed suit against the British Treasury to try to force it to provide information needed to help repatriate about $135 million in bank accounts belonging to 19 people in the inner circle of former President Hosni Mubarak.
The Air Accidents Investigation Branch said it was sending a team to assist with the investigation, while British police officers are also travelling to Ukraine to help repatriate bodies.
The consulates, which do not track the immigration status of the deceased, spent $4 million in 2006 to help repatriate bodies to Mexico, up from $3.4 million in 2005.
The agency is helping to organize charter flights to repatriate sub-Saharan migrants who agree to take a package or receive a re-integration grant.
David Cameron announced on Monday that an additional RAF C17 transport plane had been deployed to help bring tourists home, and potentially to repatriate bodies.
UNICEF and its partners will be there to repatriate the children, helping them reintegrate into their societies, and reclaim their lost childhood.
