Winning bidders of ‘despicable’ Nazi memorabilia urged to donate items to Sydney Jewish Museum

SS paraphernalia and an album of 500 photos from concentration camps which sold for $25,000 among items at Queensland auction

The New South Wales Jewish Board of Deputies has urged anyone who successfully bid on Nazi memorabilia to donate the items to the Sydney Jewish Museum after an album containing 500 photos from inside concentration camps sold for $25,000.

The photo album was the highest-selling item in the 143-lot online sale held by Queensland auction house Danielle Elizabeth on Sunday. The auction included artefacts ranging from buttons, rings, stamps and books to SS paraphernalia.

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