During World War I, other panels were taken from the cathedral by German forces.Under the terms of the Treaty of Versailles and its subsequent reparations transfers, in 1920 Germany returned the pilfered panels, along with the original panels that had been legitimately bought by Solly, to help compensate for other German "acts of destruction" during the war. The Germans "bitterly resented the loss of the panels". In 1934, "The Just Judges" and "Saint John the Baptist" panels were stolen. The panel of "Saint John the Baptist" was returned by the thief as a goodwill gesture, but the "Just Judges" panel is still missing. Albert Camus in "The Fall" imagines it is kept by the protagonist, Clamence, in his Amsterdam apartment.