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eppur_se_muova

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Tue Jun 9, 2015, 01:02 PM Jun 2015

The $7,500 Nazi knickers: Has a pair of Eva Braun's monogrammed underwear wound up in an Ohio antiqu

An antiques shop in a tiny Ohio town is boasting a big item: a pair of Eva Braun's French silk panties complete with monogrammed 'EB.'

The question of the underwear's authenticity remains, but the 'firm' $7,500 price tage certainly suggests they are the real thing.

And that's the line being toed by not only the owner of Mantiques in Elmore, but also the 84-year-old retired Air Force major who sold it to him--a man who gives a tale of the Nazi knickers' provenance so enthralling, everyone seems to want it to be true.
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Snyder sold Scarango the underwear with a letter of authenticity he wrote himself and included with it a book he wrote titled, Treasure Troves of the Third Reich.

So where did Snyder get the knickers? From a man he says was serving in the U.S. military and present during the 1945 liberation of Berchtesgaden, a region of the Alps where Hitler's Berghof residence was located.
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more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3106821/Has-pair-Eva-Braun-s-monogrammed-underwear-wound-Ohio-antiques-shop.html#ixzz3caL7ba2M

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