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5 Skeletons Missing Hand And Feet Found At Hitler's Military Headquarters In Poland
Five human skeletons - all missing their hands and feet - have been discovered at Nazi leader Adolf Hitler's eastern front military headquarters in present-day Poland, buried inside the villa of Luftwaffe commander Hermann Goering.
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eBay Rejects Auction of Nazi Chief's Car
Auction website eBay has refused to list a World War II-era Mercedes Benz once owned Hermann Goering, a Nazi leader who commanded the German air force, citing a policy prohibiting the sale of offensive items.
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eBay Rejects Auction of Nazi Chief's Mercedes Benz
eBay cited a policy prohibiting the sale of offensive items to reject the auction of the car owned Hermann Goering, a Nazi leader who commanded the German air force.
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Auction of Hitler box, other Nazi items nixed
A Paris auction house has dropped plans to sell a swastika-covered box that once belonged to Adolf Hitler and dozens of other Nazi-owned objects that were collected as war spoils from World War II, blaming "political pressure."
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5 Skeletons Missing Hand And Feet Found At Hitler's Military Headquarters In Poland
Five human skeletons - all missing their hands and feet - have been discovered at Nazi leader Adolf Hitler's eastern front military headquarters in present-day Poland, buried inside the villa of Luftwaffe commander Hermann Goering.
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eBay Rejects Auction of Nazi Chief's Car
Auction website eBay has refused to list a World War II-era Mercedes Benz once owned Hermann Goering, a Nazi leader who commanded the German air force, citing a policy prohibiting the sale of offensive items.
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eBay Rejects Auction of Nazi Chief's Mercedes Benz
eBay cited a policy prohibiting the sale of offensive items to reject the auction of the car owned Hermann Goering, a Nazi leader who commanded the German air force.
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Auction of Hitler box, other Nazi items nixed
A Paris auction house has dropped plans to sell a swastika-covered box that once belonged to Adolf Hitler and dozens of other Nazi-owned objects that were collected as war spoils from World War II, blaming "political pressure."
