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Hi, If any of you are interested in items linke to Hermann Goering there is an auction site in NZ with one of his rings. This is a story in the NZ national paper: http://www.nzherald.co.nz/index.cfm?c_id=1&ObjectID=10127000 And from the site itself: http://www.dunbarsloane.co.nz/catalogue/milita...

Um yes I did.... I know norty. But Im sure we all have made a purchase we all potentially regretted. I will try to post the pics tonight - silly me I didnt know that this site didnt allow for pics to be uploaded. Alternately if you are interested in helping - or laughing (and I wouldnt blame you) me...

Here is the desciption posted on the sale: This is a Latvia German ww2 WWII HomeFront used russian uniform or tunic has enlisted waffen collar patches collar tabs and a XX elite member patch on the center left pocket along with a Iron cross 2ed class ribbon.. it has a 1st issue pattern enlisted waff...

Hi, I recently purchased what was purported to be a Latvian SS tunic. It has a sleeve eagle and Latvian flag on its left hand arm, although the Latvian badge does not have the country name - although I have read that this is not uncommon. Above the left hand breast pocket is an award bar - just one,...

I collect German WWII stuff - thus far many photos, a couple of Wehrpasses and Soldbuch, I have a Polish womans ID (interesting), an E-boat badge, edelweiss, deathshead, gestapo police insignia, documents, etc. I have some documents as well which I am uncertain as to what they are - or even if they ...

Oh well - we do come across them. Apart from your helpful conclusion do you have any tips that may help me with its verification?

Try this website: http://www.deactivated-guns.co.uk/

Also do a google search on "deactivated WWII weapons"

I recently purchased online a Latvian SS uniform. I dont have pics at the moment, but the Latvian coloured shield was on the left sleeve, it had the collar tab for concentration camp guards and an SS rune sewed on the left hand pocket. Does anyone know of or have a publication that details Latvian u...

You might want to follow this link and read about the pensions they recieve:

http://www.aeronautics.ru/archive/wwii/ ... index3.htm

I have read as well that ex-SS were given in some cases the opportunity to serve in the legion as opposed to trial and possible imprisonment.