Thread: This was kind of wieard to see, nazi razor...

What for are necessary to nazi party the razors?=))

Originally Posted by manah

What for are necessary to nazi party the razors?=))

They had to shave too. They were no doubt proud of that symbol which became one of infamy and shame.

I had a Jewish friend who was an airline pilot when they made a lot of money back in the '70s. He collected guns and had a large collection of Lugers. Mausers, Kreigoffs, DWM, he had them all. Many were of WWll vintage and were marked with the swastika on the eagle. Gave me the creeps.

I asked him if having nazi stuff bothered him and he said that it was better for us to have their stuff then the other way around. I had always been fascinated by the design and I bought a Luger from him. It was a Mauser and had the nazi proofmarks.

I kept it overnight and returned it. The thought of the people it might have killed made me uncomfortable and I couldn't get over that. I wouldn't want a razor from them either.

Originally Posted by JimmyHAD

I kept it overnight and returned it. The thought of the people it might have killed made me uncomfortable and I couldn't get over that. I wouldn't want a razor from them either.

I'm kind of intrested in history/ww2 and a friend of mine bought me a iron cross,first class,and some other nazi medals when he was in russia. Probably taken from prisoners or dead. I feel kind of uncomfortable to have those,just because I dont know who it came from. Might be some poor bastard who frose to death in soviet or some sick SS executioner...



//Victor