Help authenticating holocaust documents!

[ZeraAmalek]

As the title says, I need your help in order to authenticate a couple of documents which I've stumbled upon. I found them for suspiciously cheap, so naturally I feel that there is a fair chance that the documents are forgeries, even though the seller claims they are original from the era.

Document 1:

It seems to be some sort of a death notice which was issued by the KriPo for a Jewish man in Lwow ghetto whose wife died in Auschwitz in 1942. The seller wants 50$ for this.





Document 2:

Now this document seems a little more fishy. This document supposedly bears the signature of the kommandant of KZ Gross-Rosen Arthur Roedel. The seller wants 67$ for this.





What do you think? Is this the real deal?

[Rakkasan187]

Paper looks to new..

Not a 70 plus year old document in my opinion..

I would pass

Smitty

[GlennAgain]

Supposedly from two different offices/locations, but it looks like they were typed on the same typewriter to me... The content itself shows effort...
-Glenn-

[hucks216]

To be honest, the asking prices are a big giveaway that these are fakes.