Some people get their kicks from champagne.  Others get them from selling and buying relics of Nazi Germany, or from remembrance and celebration of things from that evil regime.  The ongoing present puzzle is the mentality and the motivation of those getting kicks from buying the socks worn by Adolf Hitler, the personification of evil and the mastermind of genocide, that were available for sale. On June 20, 2016, an unnamed man who said he was Argentinian bought the socks for 18,000 euros at an auction in Munich, Germany held by the Hermann Historica International Auction House, a leading auction house.  It was not immediately clear if the socks were washed before the auction. That auction house is well known for its sale of historical objects and its liquidation of important collections.  It claims that it procures objects of contemporary German history under strict conditions for museums, archives, and serious collectors.  The catalogue of this special...(Read Full Article)