This is not about me making statements that i can not back up, but about you. Don't try to turn this the other way.
Check post #2796 for some of mine.
Check post #2796 for some of mine.
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There is no point for me to post photos of inside the book because it has nothing to do with SS culture, granted there is third reich culture that it talks about this thread is for SS culture.Comment
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Nope = running away from the fire of answering perfectly acceptable questions.Originally posted by Thorsten B. View PostNope.
Please feel free to answer Gaston's challenge to show good images of this supposed "Gahr" like object. And explain why you believe it is an authentic Gahr item.
I think you got fooled if you bought this.
Gaston thinks the pin is wrong, I would like to learn if it is, or not.Comment
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All you do is re-post the same items over and over...that hardly gives you any right to attack Gaston/Jabnus.Originally posted by Thorsten B.
Most , if not all the pics you post are of items not at this time in your possession, many we can assume were never in your possession. Some of your pics seem lifted from German ebay.
Except for your never-ending wood plate supply that goes to the e-stand,
One can notice you almost never declare any are your "cultural gems."Comment
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The big DHW furniture booklet shows one DHW sideboard 93 as part of the personal office room of Reichsarbeitsminister Franz Seldte in Berlin - here is an identical one:Comment
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First class interieur for the leaders of the Reich:Comment
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Needless to say the DHW furniture is of highest level of traditional german craftsmanship:Comment
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All the DHW pieces bear a similar construction and elements of design which let them always appear as a kind of group which belongs together - exactly as it was meant to be, and in perfect harmony with the production range of Allach.
That is one of the reasons why the first official Allach shop was opened within the big DHW shop in Berlin in 1937.Comment
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Pros and Cons
PROS:Originally posted by Thorsten B. View Post
-This one looks to be authentic,
-you obliquely referred to an actual source
-You even declined to claim it was SS.
CONS:
-still not giving clear sources with actual title and no page numbers . So here is the title for you: "Deutsches Heimatwerk Ratgeber fur bauerlichen Hausrat."
photo of said furniture is on the unnumbered 5th page of photos sandwiched in between regular pages 8,9)
-Still not saying if it is in your possession now or ever. So...where did you get these pics?
All in all :
Good boy, you are doing so much better-and you recieve extra credit for not claiming it is SS this time.Comment
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The formula is pretty easy to understand:
DHW = Reichsnährstand = SS.
If you still do not understand this formula feel free and read this thread again - all answers to any possible questions in regards to the Reichsnährstand and SS have already been given here a long time ago.
The Reichsnährstand practically was one big wing of the SS - in the hands of SS-Obergruppenführer Richard Walther Darré.Comment
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Originally posted by Thorsten B. View Post
Claim DHW ( a Reichsnährstand production) was SS without proof =$
and you were doing so well...Comment
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Here is another fine SS cultural piece - issued via Reichsnährstand.
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The equation DHW=Reichsnaehrstand is proven by the DHW company name,the equality of DHW=SS can simply not be construed. Certainly they both have overlapping ideological aspects,but they remain seperate entities legally.
I would bet that the shop in Berlin was owned by a good NS man that for economical reasons secured the rights to sell also Allach,sounds like a great business opportunity.Comment
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No - the reason was an identical cultural agenda under one and the same roof.
The boss of DHW was SS-Obergruppenführer Darré - the boss of Allach was Reichsführer-SS Himmler.
Two personal friends, ideological and economical partners and both early and overall key figures of the SS.Comment
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this must be the 100th time youve posted the same pix within this very thread.Originally posted by Thorsten B. View PostHere is another fine SS cultural piece - issued via Reichsnährstand.
It is a bit sad.Comment
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