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Originally Posted by Jeff Higgins
I will absolutely guarantee you that once Göhring gave up his seat in a fighter and took a seat on Hitler's staff, he never personally killed anyone. That, and he gave these away to fellow dignitaries, likely not even keeping one for himself. I bet every one of those ten remain unfired today.
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Which leads me to my disagreement on the last point. I think we need to preserve significant historical artifacts. Even those that represent the darkest points of human history. It is part of how we remember..
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By that same token, there is no significant historical value in an artifact which has never been used in any meaningful way.
It has significant value to Nazi memorabilia collectors precisely because of the association with Goring *How in the world did the OP get those double dots over the o*.
Do as you please. I have added my 2c.