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Nazi memorabilia sold in Australia auction 

Nazi memorabilia was auctioned in a firesale in Queensland, Australia.

Danielle Elizabeth Antique & Estate Auctioneers sold a street sign named after Adolf Hitler, an SS branded licence plate and a Totenkopf (an SS ‘Honour Ring’).

The sale comes in the wake of the announcement by the Australian Government has of plans to ban the sale of all Nazi memorabilia.

Attorney General Mark Dreyfus said: “There is no place in Australia for symbols that glorify the horrors of the Holocaust. We will no longer allow people to profit from the display and sale of items which celebrate the Nazis.”

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