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Here’s your chance to pick up a beautiful and unissued West Wall medal. Unfortunately, the ribbon has been lost but the issue packet is present.
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A good buddy of mine has this tunic here. Now, I know where he purchased it and he bought it from a very reputable person that I’m sure will take it back in the event this is found out to be incorrect. There was a thought that it was a converted West German tunic. I went searching on the web and found some postwar tunics with dual loops on them which would explain what’s going on with the Flak tunic, as he probably would not receive a wartime 1939-1945 flight clasp while firing anti-aircraft weaponry. It certainly does look like the liner was opened up for alterations near the sleeves. Any feedback would be greatly appreciated and thanks in advance for your time and for looking at this one. Would really love to get some help on this one regardless of what it is

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Here’s your chance to pick up a really nice Deumer produced Narvik shield. The reverse pins are gone but let’s face it, you’re going to display it in a riker mount anyways….why pay an extra $300 for the reverse pins? Guaranteed authentic.
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German prosecutors said that the woman, whose named was not disclosed due to the country’s privacy laws, is alleged to have served as a radio operator for the camp commandant from April to July 1944.

This makes her an accessory because her work helped ensure the camp functioned properly, prosecutors argue.

The woman is alleged to have been a radio operator for the SS at Auschwitz

A 94-year-old former SS sergeant at Auschwitz was convicted on the same reasoning earlier this year, according to the Associated Press.

Schleswig-Holstein prosecutors’ spokesman Heinz Doellel said that there are no indications the woman is unfit for trial, though a court likely won’t decide on whether to proceed with the case until next year.

Recent years have seen a final push to try to prosecute those involved in Nazi atrocities, since perpetrators are now dying out.

Earlier this year a 94-year-old former SS officer dubbed the “bookkeeper of Auschwitz” was handed a four-year jail sentence after being found guilty of being an accessory to the murder of 300,000 people.

Oskar Groening was responsible for collecting and examining people’s belongings as they arrived at the death camp, as well as removing and documenting any currency found.

Groening said that he admitted “moral guilt” but insisted that he was not personally responsible for any deaths, describing himself as a “small cog in the wheel” of the Nazi regime.

However, prosecutors said that by helping to ensure the smooth running of the camp, he was an accessory to the killings.

Dr Moshe Kantor, President of the EJC, said: “We welcome the announcement that yet another contributor to the Nazi atrocities will be held accountable for their actions. As with all previous trials of this nature, it reminds us of the importance not just of remembering the Nazi horrors but also of taking steps to protect society and our communities from the ever present danger of intolerance, anti-Semitism, racism and hate.”