Goering / .38 Smith & Wesson / 1945 ?
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Goering / .38 Smith & Wesson / 1945 ?
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Last edited by Nordwest on Mon Jul 03, 2006 8:40 am, edited 1 time in total.
Admittedly, Michael, this is speculation, but you know how Goering was pretty much a law unto himself as far as uniforms and such went; why not be armed with a sidearm which would be odd by WWII German standards? I know how Germans normally prefer automatic pistols.
Der Dicke just had to be different, I reckon.
Yours,
Paul
Der Dicke just had to be different, I reckon.
Yours,
Paul
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Trophies of the War surrendered by the defeated Nazi Germany.
Thanks to Rich for the information about the West Point Museum!
Michael
Nazi dictator Adolf Hitler presented this baton to Hermann Goering in 1938 when he was made Field Marchal of Germany's Airforce. The book next to the baton was Hermann Goering's guest book. The other items also belong to Goering.
Thanks to Rich for the information about the West Point Museum!
Michael
Rich, did you ever see the Peter Tamm Collection in Hamburg, Germany, I guess, not...
Link: http://www.peter-tamm-sen.de/startde.html
Peter Tamm:
Michael
P.S. Rich, you want better photos, just let me know...
Link: http://www.peter-tamm-sen.de/startde.html
Welcome to Hamburg!which is truely breath taking!
Peter Tamm:
Michael
P.S. Rich, you want better photos, just let me know...
Source: http://www.sharkhunters.com/index.htmlBefore we forget the museum of PETER TAMM, here are two items of great interest in this fantastic place. The top item is the Admiralstab (Admiral's baton) of Grossadmiral Karl Dönitz and the lower one is the Admiralstab of Grossadmiral Erich Raeder. This museum is filled with great artifacts.
Michael