Hitler’s prison documents up for grabs
June 24th, 2010 - 4:10 pm ICT by ANILondon, June 24 (ANI): Adolf Hitler’s Landberg Prison documents are set to go under the hammer.
More than 500 documents from the prison, where Hitler was held in 1924, are to be auctioned in Germany, reports the Daily Star.
Hitler was imprisoned in Landsberg after the Nazi’s abortive bid to seize power in 1923 in the notorious “beer hall putsch” coup attempt in Munich.
In the collection, which is valued at 20,000 pounds, several hundred-index cards show who visited Hitler when he was in prison, (ANI)
- 30000 pounds for rare copy of Mein Kampf signed by Hitler - Apr 11, 2011
- Hitler's signed autobiography to go on sale - Apr 11, 2011
- Nazi surgical set withdrawn from auction - Feb 11, 2012
- Sinister images of Hitler training as SS officer up for grabs - Nov 29, 2010
- Hitler ''led henchmen'' in Kristallnacht riots - Oct 22, 2008
- When Hitler tried to give English cricket a Nazi twist! - Mar 18, 2010
- Hitler's bedsheets up for auction - Nov 25, 2011
- Germany probing playing cards of Hitler, other dicators - Feb 08, 2011
- German court bans 'Mein Kampf' excerpts - Jan 26, 2012
- Remains of Hitler's deputy to be destroyed - Jul 21, 2011
- Clooney's next about stolen artwork - Jan 10, 2012
- Tourists keen on guided Hitler tours of Munich - Jun 19, 2008
- Hitler's Nazi party financed 30% of WW II with stolen Jewish money - Nov 10, 2010
- Most wanted Nazi fugitive hiding in Germany - Jul 06, 2010
- British spy sang for Hitler with secret documents in her underwear - Sep 10, 2010
Tags: adolf hitler, beer hall putsch, coup attempt, daily star, germany, grabs, hammer, index cards, june 24, landberg, landsberg, london, munich, nazi
