American Reportedly Will Sell Hitler Items
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An American has decided to sell a collection of Adolf Hitler memorabilia, including a watch the Nazi leader presented to the architect Albert Speer, a London art dealer said.
The dealer said the collector, who didn’t wish to be identified, was not in the best of health and wanted to reduce his collection.
Many European countries, including Germany, ban the ownership, sale or purchase of Hitler memorabilia.
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