National Socialism in Munich - Codes of Rememberance (A Museum Visit)

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Hope you enjoyed the photos.

Have a good weekend everyone!

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Super pictures Sean

[Wim Vangossum]

Very interesting! Thanks for sharing these beautiful pictures. Were the exposed memorabilia more or less original? I ask this because sometimes the Germans pay much more attention on the message and story of the expostion and take less care of the originality of the TR- items they show. The Wewels castle and museum are a good example of that.

Regards, Theo
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Thank you for the kind comments. By chance, I had had the great honour of visiting the main contributor to the museum collection and he allowed me to visit his place. I was at first very honoured as he had told me which artefacts in the museum were his. Later, i saw a copy of the Blood Order and by looking at the details, i felt it was not a genuine piece.

now that you had pointed it out, perhaps some of the items may possibly not be real, but i cannot be certain.

The visit to the museum exhibit was more about the historical context rather than judging the authenticity of the pieces. Still, I had a great time there and meeting the main contributor himself.