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Matt · 02-11-2002, 09:47 PM

This is why I have "denazified" all of my Third Reich memorabilia. On my Lugers and other "Nazi" guns, I filed off the swastikas and touched up the metal with cold blue. I even scraped the swastika stampings off the backs of my holsters. I also filed off the swastika on my Wehrmacht "Gott Mit Uns" belt buckle. As far as my Nazi Kreigsflagge, I just cut the swastika out. I now no longer have to worry about someone mistakenly believing I am a Nazi because I collect WWII memorabilia. Now, my artifacts are politically correct.

Funny though, for the last two years I have taken a bunch of WW II items to a local elementary school for show and tell. These included items (before I denazified them) that had swastikas. None of the teachers or students seemed to think I was a Nazi for having these items.

02-11-2002, 09:47 PM	#8
Matt User Join Date: Oct 2002 Posts: 196 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	Re: Admiration vs. Glorification This is why I have "denazified" all of my Third Reich memorabilia. On my Lugers and other "Nazi" guns, I filed off the swastikas and touched up the metal with cold blue. I even scraped the swastika stampings off the backs of my holsters. I also filed off the swastika on my Wehrmacht "Gott Mit Uns" belt buckle. As far as my Nazi Kreigsflagge, I just cut the swastika out. I now no longer have to worry about someone mistakenly believing I am a Nazi because I collect WWII memorabilia. Now, my artifacts are politically correct. Funny though, for the last two years I have taken a bunch of WW II items to a local elementary school for show and tell. These included items (before I denazified them) that had swastikas. None of the teachers or students seemed to think I was a Nazi for having these items.