Opinion | The Market for Nazi Memorabilia Is Huge, Lucrative and Very Disturbing

An SS dagger. Auschwitz cups. Hitler’s globe. If an object played a material role in the Third Reich, then it’s probably for sale. Why do we allow it?

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