Hands down you have the best ww2 nazi memorabilia I’ve ever seen , beyond cool I’m glad that their are individual like yourself who help us remember our worlds history . Respectful salute to you ..
Would love to know how he made his money, would be amusing if his family are just super rich and he's like "You know what? Why dont we spend our money on building a nazi musueam"
You're gonna HATE this story Dragon man, but it's unfortunately true... Also unfortunate for me, I found out about all of this after IT HAD ALREADY TRANSPIRED! My dentists neighbor's dad was one of the first US Infantrymen inside Berlin at the end of the war. He made it all the way from D Day to Berlin, God bless him... Anyway, as most soldiers did, he collected war souvenirs along the route. He had a P-38 and a Luger Pistol, a couple officers swords, many officers daggers as well as bayonets, hats, and small articles like Nazi/SS insignias, etc.... But his prize possession was a very large Nazi flag which it was told, was taken down off a very prominent Nazi building in Berlin. Well, as old veterans do, he died about a decade ago and of course, all of his possession were now that of his children (his son being my dentist's neighbor). Well, being fairly wealthy "professionals" and completely "politically correct" modern yuppies, they couldn't dare be caught with such items in their possession! I mean, WHAT WOULD PEOPLE THINK OF THEM IF THEY FOUND OUT! So, what did they do? They took the pistols, daggers and swords to the local police department and turned them in. Then, they took the small items, novelties and even that large Nazi Flag that their father most proudly possessed to document all the turmoil he survived during the war, AND THEY THREW IT ALL IN THE GARBAGE!!! I almost threw up when I heard that. Not only is it a disrespect for the historical significance of those items, it was a COMPLETE DISRESPECT FOR THEIR OWN DAD, A VETERAN, AND PART OF THE GREATEST GENERATION THIS COUNTRY HAS YET TO SEE! People, ignoring history or trying to hide from it, doesn't make it go away... What fools, especially since there is a very large Holocaust museum only about 10 miles away from where they live. I'm sure they would have welcomed such significant artifacts from the war, much more so than THE GARBAGE MAN!
@@gazzaplayz1233 Yea, I know... The legacy part is the worst part of it. My own dad is a Pacific theatre WW II vet, and I couldn't even THINK about throwing away something like that, especially considering how long he kept it as a valuable part of his life. The PC/yuppie asshole might as well go take a dump on his dad's grave after doing something that stoopid.
you would just think to put it in a bag, put it in a box, put it under the stairs. But of course not wtf is wrong with people. if my OWN GRANDFATHER gave me that i would keep it till the day i die and tell my children to keep it. Dumb people.
That’s so sad the thing is maybe if you still saw these items as hateful or whatever just sell them then donate the proceeds to a charity in relation to the holocaust. That’d be the REAL right thing to do. It’s so sad how these gun buy backs destroy history. One day I’d love to sit outside a police station the day they’re doing this and offer to buy the weapons for double of their $100 Amazon gift card.
wow. just wow. seeing all those items used by nazi in intact, and not just the replicas is like time capsule. as much as we all hate hitler for his cruelty, but we cannot deny the fact the y have got some of the deadly military arsenal, those U-boat, enigma (although this is only for comm), tank and stuff. It takes four superpower to defeat them. And to this day, German still is the leader in machinery. Everything they built, they built to last forever.
@@hdexotic1914 Stalin in the 60s? He died in '53 but in the millions is very correct. Of course Americans are ignorant about anything related outside of Nazis
Good man I’m Australian 🇦🇺 and have no contacts with war other than the fact I can walk down my street in freedom under my flag. But a hell of a lot more people need to be as patriotic as you for those that gave us all that chance and their lives 👍
this is a amazing collection. i just bought a 16 foot nazi flag from a museum. i dont even know where to hang it. my grandparents were polish and were in a camp in the war. i dont have a big german collection but i have alot of polish stuff from after the war when they were in a dp camp. lots of documents with german writing. i always get angry when people who arent jewish or polish get upset about nazi things because they have no reason to if me myself my family has been impacted by hitler and it doesnt bother me much so why should it bother others. i love fashion, engineering and art and to say the germans didnt master all of that would be a lie. im always amazed how far ahead of their time they were. if they wouldnt of started the holocaust and so many wars they would of dominated the industry in everything.
@@Storytime2023x i have it in a private display case, which is covered when people are over. i ended up not hanging it up because i didnt want to make others uncomfortable in my home (people like you). how do you think most these flags got here? americans brought them home. there is 3 or 4 reason to have them. 1. the obvious neo nazi 2. trophy of the defeat 3. your a collector 4. your into ww2 fashion. which mixes with 3 a bit. although balding, im not a #1. i have tons of german documents that were my grandpas. i suppose i should just hurl those out to. its better i have these things instead of someone else. tbh poland hasnt been very great to me. ive made friends there thinking i was connecting to some mystical species related to me but people are jerks everywhere. they dont care one bit that my family was from there and i want to know more. im just a average person to them. also my mother always said when choosing where to be placed from the dp camp at the end, they had the option of austria or america. they almost stayed in austria. my grandpa i guess really loved it there and said it was beautiful. which you can kind of essentially say austria is germany in a sense. i have his lighter still that says austria on it. i should prob throw that out the window to
@@mihaiflorea86 ghettysburg in PA. they sell alot of ww2 stuff but it goes fast. i believe the only reason i got it is because it was over christmas break when people were busy. i was searching the site daily at that time for flags and knives. so i had bought it as soon as it was posted. the museum is small and ran by one man who verifies its a official item. i will say though he made a rookie mistake on mine, mine is not a banner. mine is a aerial flag. the kind draped over vehicles so they would not be bombed. i also have a dark colored stain on mine. when asking the museum if he had a idea what it was he said he didnt know. i believe it is some sort of oil stain or fluid from the vehicle it was on. as a regular flag banner it didnt make sense but as a aerial flag it makes sense.
@Dragonman thank you fot preserving history! I wish i could visit and experience your museum! Amazing! I love anything historical especially WW1 and WW2. Your collection is amazing! Thank you for having it! I hope one day i can visit with my family.
Id suggest finding a better source than this bloke mate,while he has a lot of tasty items, he seems to not know that much (if he does , hes being dishonest, which is worse..) honestly.Hes got a fair few fakes(go look up the stupid belt buckle pistols...) in this video ALONE...if you're lucky you will read this before he deletes it.
@@dunxy maybe I'm no expert on the belt buckles but most of the items are real, obviously sometimes even the most experienced guy buys a fake = error is human.. but goddam he must have money ! Wonder how he made the money 🤔
Wow didn’t even know half this existed and I’ve read and watched a lot about the Holocaust... amazing collection. Would love to meet u and see your entire collection of everything u got, just totally amazing...
While this guy talks rubbish a lot, hes actually correct calling it 8mm mate. The 7.92×57mm Mauser (designated as the 8mm Mauser or 8×57mm by the SAAMI) %100 its referred to as 8mm. Im a shooter and avid re-loader.
@@kulikov9215 6:54 When he said: People back then were a lot smaller because there was no fast-food, there was no McDonald's, no Burger King, no pizza. And I was just gonna say this: even people who live in The Confederate States of America were a bit smaller too because all they eat were ducks, soups, and such and like he said: people back then were a bit smaller, in The Confederate States of America, because there was no fast-food like there's no McDonald's, no Burger King, no Wendy's, no Hardee's, no Carl Jr's, no Popeye's, no Silver's, no White Castle, no Dairy Queen, you name it.
Have a great day to my man! When I come to america I will go to your museum if it’s possible cuz I love the history of ww2 and I know so much of it! Love u man!! 🇳🇱❤️🇺🇸❤️🔫
Thank you for all your post I really enjoy them it's a great opportunity for people to learn a little bit little bit about our history fortunately most people know nothing about history. You do a great job explaining everything and you museum is outstanding one of the best I've ever seen and I travel all over United States keep up the good work God bless you and your family and God bless America
Have a rare prototype solingen hj dagger with the aluminum hilt if u are interested ..also a ww2 miniature iron cross 1st class with ribbon in an italian presentation box
Dragonman first you say they made a hundred now you say 15 theres no record that the one who made this that was patent or any hard evidence that that was realy made for officers of ss and i just seen on a video that the belt buckle has a whole bunch of 1s and none were silver they said that sombody just made a few of them cause they looked cool.. I think you got played..check out forgotten weapons nazi belt buckle pistol and watchjojo inside hidden nazi belt buckle..
@Sean Rooney It’s a museum dip shit. They most definitely let people in there but they are not left unsupervised. Younprobably have to sign a waiver to enter as well and agree not to touch anything.
Bro this collection is very impressive but just that its not kept behind glass nor in a weathered sealed room to be kept in prosperity you should really sell this to washington dc especially the dept of defense sp they can have a museum a proper museum for all the soldiers to see old weaponry and equiptment because around the world some countrys still use this really old stuff . i mean you got stuff on the floor and all over the place so basically you have close to 50 mil- 100 mil worth of stuff just lying around not really opened to the public but on a sunday. you know what iam saying this is perfect for proper education a whole building would be constructed just for this collected not a warehouse barn. what happenes when you pass on your children are going to maintain such a vast collection? all that gear needs to be cleaned periodically with agents to maintain them. then your touching stuff with your bare hands further getting human oils and sweat on it even if you wash your hands you should be using white gloves.
ACHTUNG!! ACHTUNG !! Hard fighters ze germans back then.. sadly today that is Not the case any more.. i bet you have the od ghost in your Museum 👻 even as a half german living in Germany i learnt some new stuff i did not know from you sir .. thanks for that ..
German government: fires soldiers because of an old northern german union flag that has literally nothing to do with hitler Mel Bernstein: Hold my Stiehlhandgranate
wow amazing the best collection sir ! i Hope i have even little of the nazi collection one day or if you have spared or extras especailly the flag wow and woo im a flag collector
Thank goodness for real bad weather. Glad it wiped those nazis out . How long have you been collecting these nazis items? Costly or simply donated? I like those mannequins. Where are you located?
