Landberg Prison documents belonging to the Fuehrer, Adolf Hitler, are set to go under the auction hammer. The Daily Star reported that more than 500 prison documents will be auctioned in Germany.
Landberg Prison is the place where Hitler was held in 1924 after abortive attempt by the Nazis to get hold of power in the year 1923.
From in.news.yahoo.com:
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.
The collection on grabs will have many hundred-index cards showing who all visited Hitler when he was kept in the prison; the collection is valued at 200,000 pounds.
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