The thing is that I don't even know where it came from to be honest.
My mother and me think that it's from my grandfather somehow. But neither of them were part of the H-Youth as far as we know. Both were in the Wehrmacht, well, pretty much every men was back then but both were already too old for the Youth.
So, the question stand, where did it come from?
Though I don't expect this question being answered ever since none of them is still alive, neither anyone I could even ask.
Well, I'll see if I can find a buyer for that thing and try to get a few bucks out of it, I guess. I know that there are collectors for this kind of stuff. But it looks like those daggers are rather common stuff. Only thing in favour is probably that good state of it as a whole. And then there is the legal aspect I am not sure about...
Your grandpa looted it from a fallen Hítler youth kid in Berlin before the gay Russian communists conquered it.That isn't possible since both my granddads were POW way before the war ended. One was in Murrica, working as a helper on some farm and the other one was in a British camp in France.
Also i'd buy it to make my Sieg Heil collection bigger.
Remember the 6 trillion
True story: Family comes home after the war. They settle in and tell their youngest son to pick up some firewood from the shed. Little did they know the shed door was booby trapped and it blows up the house leaving the boy an orphan. Ofc those traps were made to slow down the Finnish forces and cause some casualties to the opposing army but goddamit did it really have to be that nasty :rolleyes:...
All that burning and destruction is also why some older men might still be feeling uncomfortable when they see a German guy holding matchsticks in Lapland :D.
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