Really good question. As you must already know, the Jews were encouraged by the gestapo to bring their valuables with them when being arrested, supposedly to have to buy food and of course they were searched and all their jewelry etc. were confiscated immediately distribution of this (after
the SS guards took their fill for personnel gain) was melted down and put in Swiss gold accounts by the Nazis. Evita Peron got her hands of some of it on her famous trip to Europe, which was a payoff for Argentina's willingness to take in wanted Nazis after the war. There are still to this day questionable Swiss bank accounts. The financial gain at the expense of the Jews was enormous.
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Evacuees typically had to take essential items such as identification documents, personal medications, and a small supply of clothing. Additionally, they were often advised to bring important personal belongings, such as cash or credit cards, and any necessary items for children or pets. The focus was on items that would ensure safety, health, and basic comfort during their temporary displacement.
He transformed into Nulgath, thus all the items with "Miltonius" becomes Nulgath. He is still located inside the Tercessuinotlim base though.
Not really , there might be some testimonials from nazi officers explaining their will to exterminate the Jews ... but no real proof that 6 million died , don't let anyone fool you . if you ask me about it , i'd say it didn't happen ... but only god knows ..
value depends on condition and WHAT the items are.
Soldiers carried a blanket, food, gas mask, canteens, a mess kit, a shaving kit, ammunition, weapon cleaning kit, shovel, bandages, sometimes an ampule of morphine, and personal articles in their kit. Depending on where they were sent, they might have many other items; examples are gloves, earplugs, sunglasses, binoculars, maps. Sometimes soldiers were assigned to carry items that were not for their own use, such as one mortar shell per man, or a gasoline can per man.
No they didn`t!
Hitler ordered Nazi comanders to be injected with poison gas and turned them into super villians. They mutated and stole their personal items and sold them to cults __________________ They were stolen. Either at the start, when they were rounded up, or at the end in the camps. (Or indeed at any point in between).
it was all kinds of things
there are artifacts, documents and a garden of remembrance.
Take them to your local museum or contact the Holocaust museum in either NYC or D.C. My personal opinion is you shouldn't make any money off these items, but the value lies in teaching others about what happened and by donating them to a museum you could do just that. Contact a local synagogue as well for how to donate them.
Yes, you can put personal items in the overhead compartment on an airplane.
Yes, United Airlines is strict about the size of personal items. They have specific dimensions that personal items must adhere to in order to be allowed on board.
Personal property are things that you have within your ownership, these can be personal items like clothing, accessories, or even household items. Larger items are also considered personal property like a home or automobile.
Highwaymen typically demanded their victims hand over their valuables, often using threats of violence or intimidation to make them comply. They would instruct the victims to surrender their money, jewelry, or any other valuable items they had with them.
Fraudulent Transactions involves the purchase of items by an unauthorized or authorized individual intended for personal use.
Yes, United Airlines is strict about the size of personal items allowed on board. They have specific dimensions that personal items must adhere to in order to be brought on the plane as a carry-on.
Memorabilia refers to objects or items that have personal or historical significance or value due to their connection to a particular person, event, or period. These items are often collected and preserved for their sentimental or historical importance.