Above:
Emil
Maurice,
early member of Stosstrupp Hitler, was born on January 19,
1897. From July to August 1923 he was Hitler's driver, and
again from February 1925 to January 1928. He shared with him
imprisonment at Landsberg. On the eve of Hitler's release on
December 20, 1924, Maurice helped him conceal the typescript
of Mein Kampf in his gramophone case. Hitler gave him
these two WW1 sketches as a souvenir. Maurice
testifies to this in a 1969 affidavit, and personally
wax-sealed their silver
frames.
He died in Munich, February 6, 1972 | Sketches by Adolf Hitler,
donated to Emil Maurice, his friend and chauffeur, and
co-founder of the SS; and documents
with full
authentication Price: $26,500 for both
original Hitler sketches and the original photographs,
letters, and authenticating documents shown.
Not for sale
separately. |
First
posted, Saturday, May 16, 2009 2:15 pm sold
in April 2010 for US$26,500 to a buyer in Maryland, USA.
Emil
Maurice. Note the sleeve cuff title, Stosstrupp
Adolf Hitler 1923
left
to right: unidentified, Joseph Goebbels (center)
Emil Maurice (with rifle)
| Flanders
1917, by Adolf Hitler; below, detail of his
signature (click images to enlarge)
Flanders
1918, by Adolf Hitlerr; below, detail of his
signature (click images to enlarge)
| Above,
left to right: Emil Maurice (with hat), possibly
Karl Hanke (center), Adolf Hitler, Julius
Schaub. Below: Hitler signs a testimonial for Maurice in
August 1928; Emil Maurice writes from prison to
Hitler, January 1925; affidavit testifying to
sketches' authenticity; and Maurice's release
chit from the Landsberg fortress
prison | David Irving
states: OFFERED by a
German seller, the authenticity of Hitler sketches
and supporting documents is confirmed by documents
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| Just a taste: The Berghof copy of Mein Kampf
weighs forty pounds and could stop a London bus |
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| Ernst
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-- See the lying articles about these in the British and
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