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April 14, 2021
- Droog Magazine periodical for investigative
journalism
Part 3 - the Goering cap | Part 1 | Part 2 | Press |
In Belgium more questions
are raised about the authenticity of uniform gear
allegedly once worn by high ranking Nazis, which
was bought and displayed by the Royal Military
Museum in Brussels. The museum bought these
objects in the past 13 years at dubious auction
houses in Germany.
Photos courtesy Wehrmacht Awards
Forum. Even a layman
can see that there's something wrong with
the "Goering" cap bought by the museum -
look at the way in which the eagles are
attached to the caps - left on a cap on
the head of an original Hermann Goering,
right on the Royal Military Museum cap. Photo
Droog Magazine Sources Robert Harris. Selling Hitler. Faber & Faber, London, 1986. Pages 64, 67, 76. Ilse
Albers-Bogaerts.
Hermann Göring's white summer peaked cap. ICOMAM
Magazine. Basiliscoe Press, Leeds. Issue
4, April 2010, pages
55-60) Daniel E. Slotnik.
Edda Goering, unrepentant daughter of Hermann,
dies at 80. New York Times, New York,
13-03-2018.
Heike
B.
Görtemaker. Hitlers
Hofstaat. Der innere Kreis im Dritten Reich
und danach.
Beck, München, 2019. Edda Göring isn't named
in this book; but it shows clearly the
environment she grew up in.
Jeroen van
Horenbeek. Is de kepie van nazi Hermann Göring in
het Legermuseum vals? De Morgen,
Antwerpen, 14-04-2021.(€)
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