Concentration camp, and military collection
Article about: Hello I hope this post is ok but basically I've recently posted a concentration camp collection on eBay, I was messaged from a few people offering me advice and interested in purchasing my i
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Concentration camp, and military collection
Hello I hope this post is ok but basically I've recently posted a concentration camp collection on eBay, I was messaged from a few people offering me advice and interested in purchasing my items, eBay removed the listing as it violated their policy's. I've been advised this is the best place to come for advice!
I'll post up my description and pictures shortly
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Hi Damien..thank you for your post and information.....but this thread belongs in the KZ forum, which I will move and .....which the forum moderator Carl 88 will be able to further assist you. Enjoy your stay. Regards Larry
It is not the size of a Collection in History that matters......Its the size of your Passion for it!!
- Larry C
One never knows what tree roots push to the surface of what laid buried before the tree was planted - Larry C
“The farther back you can look, the farther forward you are likely to see.” - Winston Churchill
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Thank you I realised after posting I had put it in the wrong area!
I've got a rough idea of value but I've heard different amounts and wondering if someone can advise
Also best place to advertise as eBay wasn't
Thanks
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Damien,
Welcome to the forum and thank you for sharing your grouping - an interesting collection of items.
Carl
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Dear Damien,
My name is Roman and I am historian and Mr. Edward Fikus' biographer. After being liberated from Neuengamme Concentration Camp on May 8th 1945 Mr. Fikus lived in 25 Displaced Persons Assembly Center in Neumunster and in this camp he met Mr. William Lovering. I am now preparing the exhibit about Mr. Fikus with the Museum in Warsaw, Poland. Information you posted is extremely important, because we know little about Mr. Fikus life in Neumunster. This story would be certainly an important part of the exhibit. I am in touch with Mr. Edward Fikus family in Poland. I hope that you are still in the possession of this important collection and I am interested to purchase it for the historical purpose. Also, I would like to have a contact with Mr. William Loveridge family to obtain additional information. I would be extremely grateful if you could arrange this contact.
I will contact administrator asking to provide you with my e-mail address so you could contact me. I will provide you with more detailed account.
Sincerely,
Roman B.
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Dear Damien,
I was writing fast and I apologize for distorting Mr. William Lovering's name in my previous correspondence. That's all from excitement.
Sincerely,
Roman B.
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Roman,
Welcome to the forum and good luck with your presentation. I personally would appreciate being kept up to date regarding this project, having done similar work myself.
Regards,
Carl
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Carl,
I am just hoping that Damien will return to this forum. It is very possible that Mr. William Lovering's family is in possession of other pictures depicting the camp which could be scanned. We have few Mr. Fikus' photographs taken at Neumunster with some British military personnel. Maybe Mr. Lovering is on them. Also the family might add to this story.
Best regards,
Roman
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Two months silence does not bode well - especially after a great start.........
" I'm putting off procrastination until next week "
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