The growing market for Third Reich memorabilia in Jewish Palestine.

[SwordOfStZip]

For a long time this market has been massive but until recently it was clandestine while as now it is beginning to come into the open. I have been trying to hunt down a particular issue of Der Sturmer as a present for a Jewish friend of mine who collects that type of thing and I nonchalantly mentioned this fact to a Gaelic close accquaintance and she was reacted with utter horror and believed that I must be trying to engage in some sadistic anti-Jewish anti-Semitic jape in extremely bad taste. I was not able to convince her otherwise. The more I have thought about this though the more I have seen where she was coming from- it is a rather counter-intuitive phenomena.

A few years ago now a Dinner Set which had been used by Hitler himself came up for auction in Belfast. I wanted to get it for my sister and the kids- I really liked the idea of them sitting down to savage Prod supper fare with cutlery not just from the Third Reich but ones that had been used by the Furher himself and his inner circle. However the "organized Jewish community" complained loudly and the set was withdrawn from auction. I heard that afterwards some Jews pressured the auctioneer into donating the set to them but I am not certain this is true. I have an awful feeling that the Dinner Set ended up in roc's mansion.

Growing Market for Nazi-Era Memorabilia | Gazette Drouot

There has been a recent growth in interest in Israel for historical items from the Nazi period and Second World War. Eyal Ilya of the Pentagon Auction House...

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Jewish icons or anti-Semitic memorabilia? The growing market for Nazi-era artefacts—and the Israeli collectors buying them

On the occasion of International Holocaust Remembrance Day, we spoke with Eyal Ilya, owner of Pentagon Auction House in Israel, about the trend for Second World War artefacts

www.theartnewspaper.com

Nazi souvenirs on sale in Tel Aviv

If it happened in any other country, we'd be crying 'anti-Semitism!' but it's happening in the first Hebrew city in broad daylight. And yes, there are customers

www.ynetnews.com

On sale at a Tel Aviv antiques market: Swastika pins and SS cards

Yad Vashem Director Calls Growing Trade in Nazi Memorabilia ‘A Moral Stain’ and Is Examining Legislation That Would Outlaw It

www.haaretz.com

 

[it_is_what_it_is]

Don't no regards such growth regards reality, but a croatian lad I met recently, showed me a german coin from the time, that he bought online. I would see such growth as the jews upending themselves, as they always do eventually. Eyes bigger then they're belly, versus guard your eyes. Time is not the friend of the jews, and the 80 years mark is a coming https://english.almanar.com.lb/1781056, we will see.

 

[Myles O'Reilly]

Why would Jews want Nazi sh1t?