Interesting Piece of History
 

A buddy of mine found this and sent it along. I'm just providing it for entertainment, unless one of the SS/AH guys (who would have the money) would be interested in buying it. The seller is Jesse James.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/122398293887

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Never have seen a half mil VM. Lol

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Item pulled from sale?

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Yes, it appears that the listing was taken down. It was for a 1944 KDW (Volkswagen) beetle that was owned and driven by Hermann Goering. In remarkable original shape, given the fact that it's 73 years old. Apparently, when Hitler commissioned the car (which he referred to as "The People's Car"), he gave one to each of his gang, with the intent of showing the German people what a wonderful car they were. This is the only one known to have survived. Jesse James had it for sale, for half a million dollars.

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The E-Bay police pull any items that pertains to that once entity from WW II;

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Your comment encouraged me to go see precisely what agitates Ebay to remove items, and you were correct: **** owned items like the one mentioned here are verboten. ****s have their own special list.

But, what is interesting is what is NOT on the forbidden list. It seems anything owned by the following folk are okay to list for sale:

Joseph Stalin
Vladimir Lenin
Pol Pot
Kim Il-sung
Abimael Guzman
Fidel Castro
Che Guevera
Mao Tse-tung
Nicolae Ceaușescu
Kim Jong-il

So, if you have an intake manifold, complete vehicle or article of clothing from any on this list, Ebay thinks that will be just fine.

In other words, communists, who murdered far more people than the ****s, get a pass. They always do.

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Unbelievable.

Absolutely unbelievable.

I saved this quickly.

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I was working for a company that sold lots of stuff on ebay when the ban happened. In a nutshell, the german government (very very restrictive on any of that stuff) was going to block ebay completely in their country. I'm pretty sure there was a german ebay at the time which was pretty profitable for them.

While politics is always in the background, that was the immediate reason for the ban in the first place which was in the very early 2000s.