Just in time for Iran’s “we’re going nuclear” festivities, comes this charming story:
Twenty-one watercolors and sketches attributed to Adolf Hitler are to be sold by a British auction house Sept. 26, officials said Friday. Ian Morris, auctioneer at Jefferys Auctioneers at Lostwithiel in Cornwall, southwest England, said the pictures were made when Hitler was a soldier serving in Flanders during World War I. The pictures, mostly pallid landscapes, are not regarded as adept, but the auctioneers say some could sell for up to $8,000 apiece.
Official endorsement of Nazi memorabilia. You know, we’re beginning to think that Europe is getting a little too comfortable with their relationship to the Holocaust. Guilt unto the n-th generation is obviously unreasonable, but memory is not too much to ask.
[Cross-posted at IsraPundit]
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