'''ACT auction house sells large collection of Nazi memorabilia'''> Dozens of pieces of Nazi regalia have sold for top dollar at two ACT auctions in the past six weeks, prompting a Canberra rabbi to call the listings an "atrocity".> A Hitler Youth

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Anonymous 12/10/14 (Wed) 15:11:24 No.1465

ACT auction house sells large collection of Nazi memorabilia

> Dozens of pieces of Nazi regalia have sold for top dollar at two ACT auctions in the past six weeks, prompting a Canberra rabbi to call the listings an "atrocity".

> A Hitler Youth knife, Luftwaffe medals, stamps featuring Adolf Hitler and several items adorned with swastikas were sold at the Auction Barn in Fyshwick in two separate auctions.

> The Sunday Canberra Times understands the items were sold to the auction house by a Canberra family with German origins.

> ACT Jewish Community rabbi Alon Meltzer said he was disgusted to find people were profiting from selling Nazi artefacts.

> He called on elected officials to denounce the auction and make it clear there was no place for such sales in Canberra.

> "It's an atrocity. As a rabbi we deal with people who have survived the holocaust, who are now older, who really carry the burden of that emotional strife with them every single day - the fact they don't have their families round them," Mr Meltzer said.

> "So to see a place like Canberra, which is a beautiful melting pot of cultures and of diversity, with a lot of tolerance and respect, to see that community have something like this occurring is a blight to the memory of those who were killed."

http://www.canberratimes.com.au/act-news/act-auction-house-sells-large-collection-of-nazi-memorabilia-20141206-11yezr.html

Anonymous 02/19/15 (Thu) 12:55:39 No.2081

>ACT Jewish Community rabbi Alon Meltzer said he was disgusted to find people were profiting from selling Nazi artefacts.

Say those who have planted a shop in Auschwitz where you can buy stuff.
It's only bad when the goyim do it