Badges, booklets, etc. were sold in Germany on the streets and in places, primarily by the Hitler Youth to collect money for citizens in need. Each region was allowed to produce 12 different items. It is believed that a total of about 1200 different items were manufactured in bakelite, metal, fabric, glass, etc. At the same time, it was a form of control of people's loyalty to Hitler and the Nazi regime if they bought and supported them. The small string that often comes with it was so that you could decorate your Christmas tree with the purchased items.
NB. Regarding depictions of people, characters, etc. that may be offensive or offensive, it is emphasized that the items are only sold from a historical, informative perspective and for collection purposes and not to pay homage to or applaud Nazism or fascism in any way. "If you keep quiet about history, it tends to repeat itself"
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Badges, booklets o.m.m.blev solgt i Tyskland på gader og steder, primært af Hitlerjugend for at samle penge ind til borgere i nød. Hver egn havde lov til at producere 12 forskellige genstande. Man mener at der ialt blev fabrikeret omkring 1200 forskellige genstande i bakelit, metal, stof, glas m.m. Samtidigt var det en form for kontrol af folks loyalitet overfor Hitler og Nazi regimet om man købte og støttede.
Den lille snor der tit følger med, var for at man kunne dekorere sit juletræ med de købte genstande.
Angående afbildninger af personer, tegn o.l. der kan virke stødende og krænkende, understreges der, at genstandene kun sælges udfra et historisk, oplysende perspektiv og i samle-øjemed og ikke for at hylde eller bifalde nazisme el. facisme i nogen som helst grad.
"Tier' man historien, har den en tendens til at gentage sig"
