Argentina haul of Third Reich pieces

[bennyhell]

I'm not sure if this could be considered an attic find but...
https://www.theguardian.com/world/vi...f-hitler-video

I would not have a clue as to their authenticity.

Cheers
BH

[paulp4180]

Looking at some of the 'artifacts', especially the half a dozen or so "standing Fuhrer" statuettes, looked very dubious, in my opinion, as these have been coming in from India quite a lot recently.

Is it illegal to own TR objects in Argentina?

[Brett]

It looks like the kind of crap that you would find on the "Germania International" website.

Regards
Brett

[Martin Bull]

...no toilet rolls....?

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[HPL2008]

That's what I would imagine Charlie Snyder's self-storage unit to look like.

[MAP]

A case of Nazi Harmonica's? That's a first

[Anderson]

Rather interesting story and too early to say whether any or none are authentic TR pieces. What was interesting was the tone of the reporting, as if Police had just uncovered 30 kg of cocaine. I also wonder is it an offence to own a Nazi relic in Argentina, perhaps it is? Certainly former Nazis fled to South America at the end of the war, all hiding any connection to the TR, so it seems unlikely they would stuff a 10kg brass eagle into their carry luggage. The "Art dealer" who they belong to probably imported them himself

[bennyhell]

A case of Nazi Harmonica's? That's a first

What's next, a banjo ?

Seriously though, this story is getting a lot of coverage. You would expect that the authorities would call in an expert.

I'd love to know how much all that lot cost.

[CBH]

What a bunch of Bullsh*t the fact that this story is being carried by actual news outlets AP etc is sickening.

Nazi harmonicas for nazi sing songs or jumping freight trains I guess.

This just goes to show the public fascination with the TR even the fake junk makes the papers.

[toot]

is it illegal to posses this stuff in ARGENTINA? i know that the police raided the house, but i did not see why?