Photo: DPAA large collection of Nazi artefacts found in Argentina this week may have come from the town of Solingen in North Rhine-Westphalia. Among the artefacts that bore the Carl Eickhorn stamp was an official Nazi eagle emblazoned with a swastika. Around 75 Nazi objects, which Argentine officials say they believe to be genuine, were found in the private residence of the antiques dealer. The dealer told DPA that the Nazi trove was one of 20 private collections he had at his home, which also included a large stock of erotic curiosities. But the Rheinische Post has a more mundane explanation for how the Nazi objects could have ended up in Argentina.

Source: The Local June 21, 2017 10:41 UTC