France: Hitler Auction Cancelled Due to Jew Tears

Daily Stormer
April 15, 2014

Even acknowledging the historical existence of Hitler as a living human being, as opposed to a mythical boogieman, is frowned upon.
Even acknowledging the historical existence of Hitler as a living human being, as opposed to a mythical boogieman, is frowned upon.

The French authorities have cancelled an auction of Hitler and Goering’s personal effects after Jews complained.

From the Local:

The auction was due to take place on April 26th but authorities stepped in after it drew the ire of Jewish groups in France.

The umbrella organisation CRIF said the sale was “a form of moral indecency” and disrespectful to “the victims of Nazi barbarism” and had asked the culture ministry to block the auction.

On Monday France ‘s Council of Voluntary Sales, which regulates public sales announced it would no longer take place.

The objects and documents set to go under the hammer were brought back by French World War II fighters from the Bavarian Alps homes of the two Reich stalwarts in May 1945 after Hitler’s mountaintop retreat was bombed by Allied planes.

They included Goering’s passport, a monogrammed mat with the Nazi eagle belonging to Hitler bearing the letters A H, and a wooden chest presented to the Nazi leader and emblazoned with swastikas.

One of the older pieces was a 17th century manuscript presented to Goering in 1935.