This is beautiful to see that so many young and old are dressing up together and actually having a real convention, And i really like that they all dressed up in different uniforms, Instead of the same old US and German stuff.
Thanks for the comment! This fair is one of the most visited in Slovenia. There are more and more reenactors every year. Many of them were also dressed in WW1 soldier uniforms. I will make a special video about them.
Can’t believe people are so crazy nowadays we have to put warnings before the video starts because this new generation gets so attended by any and everything.
@@MrTuftynutFUCK 'EM... If it bothers them that much, then they must be hella insecure or still feel threatened by it somehow. Let the Fourth Reich live rent-free in their heads for a THOUSAND more years then!
Even though I have collected Militaria for over 35 years and including some good German WW1 & WW2 items - I find it disturbing how much at the shows and websites are focused on German, but also the slightly warped focus on the SS - who were brutal and universally feared. Most collectors are not your normal bloke, but middle > old aged men and I don't see a large number of younger people coming into the market when I attend many shows.
Thanks for watching and commenting. I find the same thing myself. The most interest is in German decorations. And it's as if no one is worried about the fact that there are most fakes in this area. It is probably due to the strong influence of various documentaries about Nazi Germany on television. Many countries have much nicer decorations, but unfortunately the interest in them is not that great.
I agree @@Gremovmuzej The German WW2 market is littered with fakes, some poor but others really well made and even fool experienced dealers. There are a lot of collectors out there who are going to lose a lot of money when they come to sell, and I think this market has about 10-15 years left. Prices are at record highs and it can't continue like that. I have decided to focus more on 19th century wars again and collect those items, which are even more beautiful and historic.
Trust me, that DD helmet won't be an complete WW2 original with 100% original decals for £300 - Or the seller is an idiot.@whbtf I recently sold a true Luftwaffe DD for £1,300 GBP
Not usual to go to militaria flea market with your re enacment tunics ! but so cooool !! here in my counrty they don't let people to be in uniform ( specialy for german biggest bad boy of WW2 as it's well know, and as they like to "paint"... ) thanks for sharing...GOTT MIT UNS !! ; )
Thanks for watching and commenting. I totally agree with you. There are a lot of excellent fakes on the market that fool even the best connoisseurs. Your comment came as ordered. These days I am preparing a video in which I will compare the original decoration and the reproduction.
I don’t think anybody would disagree with you with regards to history? However, when I see those two Walter Mitty’s swanning around dressed as SS officers it makes take a good look at the people at these shows many of whom love the idea of the Nazis and what they stood for!
Lots of fakes sadly. Which does hurt the militaria community. If a lot of fairs accept people coming in with a of shit, the real collectors will no longer show up as it will not be worth it. Making such shows decline even more. Thanks for the video still.
Seriously though, I’ve been collecting for years..still do. I watched that movie all the way through one time and was actually considering selling my Wehrmacht shit just because of the scenes in the movie.
I have some stuff from my Uncle who served in Patton's 3rd. The Nazi symbols were covered in tape and flags folded not showing the Swastika. I took a look but would never display them. I keep them as a trophy as intended.
@@samgielen6248 Germany outlawed it for obvious reasons and others such as Poland banned it but don't enforce the law. In Canada, some auctions removed Nazi items but I don't think it was the law there, just a Jewish owner who didn't want that shit around...lol They are easy to find in the U.S of course because everyone brought back something either from the war or reconstruction period in Europe.
It is cool how they are dressed. Different uniforms, cool vibe.
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This is beautiful to see that so many young and old are dressing up together and actually having a real convention, And i really like that they all dressed up in different uniforms, Instead of the same old US and German stuff.
Thanks for the comment! This fair is one of the most visited in Slovenia. There are more and more reenactors every year. Many of them were also dressed in WW1 soldier uniforms. I will make a special video about them.
I love the uniforms they are wearing, so COOL! I would have a picture taken with them.
Thanks for the comment. Glad you like the video! A new video with WW1 reenactors will be available in a few minutes.
Those SS dudes were just casually strollin' around like it was the Fourth Reich! 😆
Real nice items.The items were real trophies , usually brought back by US service men. Rare and expensive.
Man,i wish my country had these events,the people reenacting are really brave,and a little like a live walking example of what collecting is like
Thanks for commemt! I am glad you like video!
I hear ya, I wish Canada had reenacting like this!!!
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Can’t believe people are so crazy nowadays we have to put warnings before the video starts because this new generation gets so attended by any and everything.
I agree.
I just ignore the lefty, WOKE brigade and honestly don't care what they think or if they are offended. WW2 ended some 80 years ago, get over it.
@@MrTuftynutFUCK 'EM... If it bothers them that much, then they must be hella insecure or still feel threatened by it somehow. Let the Fourth Reich live rent-free in their heads for a THOUSAND more years then!
Man they would rip their pants apart if these type of dummys was at the show and saw these ss reenactor guys walking😂
@@somethinggreat1750 YEARGH!!! 😁
Wow, it looks cool that they’re wearing it
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Indeed, they look GLORIOUS... 🙋
Even though I have collected Militaria for over 35 years and including some good German WW1 & WW2 items - I find it disturbing how much at the shows and websites are focused on German, but also the slightly warped focus on the SS - who were brutal and universally feared. Most collectors are not your normal bloke, but middle > old aged men and I don't see a large number of younger people coming into the market when I attend many shows.
Thanks for watching and commenting. I find the same thing myself. The most interest is in German decorations. And it's as if no one is worried about the fact that there are most fakes in this area. It is probably due to the strong influence of various documentaries about Nazi Germany on television. Many countries have much nicer decorations, but unfortunately the interest in them is not that great.
I agree @@Gremovmuzej The German WW2 market is littered with fakes, some poor but others really well made and even fool experienced dealers. There are a lot of collectors out there who are going to lose a lot of money when they come to sell, and I think this market has about 10-15 years left. Prices are at record highs and it can't continue like that.
I have decided to focus more on 19th century wars again and collect those items, which are even more beautiful and historic.
Trust me, that DD helmet won't be an complete WW2 original with 100% original decals for £300 - Or the seller is an idiot.@whbtf I recently sold a true Luftwaffe DD for £1,300 GBP
The german stuff is the best😁
Thanks for comment!
That's why it cost so much to produce!
Wow. You guys are lucky. Here in the US not much around. And what is available is priced ridiculously high.
Thanks for the comment and information. The next fair will be in two weeks. I hope I find something interesting.
@@Gremovmuzej do you have a website? Do you sell items??
@@johnburrows1179 No. At the moment, I'm mainly buying.🙂
Good job showing it all. 👍🏻
Thank you!
Great video thanks for posting 🎃
Thanks for the comment! I'm glad you like the video.
THE GERMAN WERHMACHT WAS THE MOST POWERFUL AND THE MOST TECHNICAL EFFICIENT ARMY EVER
Thanks for watching and commenting.
For its time maybe. Wouldn't match up today.
@@barrywentworth4472 Thanks for commenting and watching.
These Dealers don't want to Sell their STUFF. if they Sell it, they wouldn't have any more Stuff. Been to those many times
Thank you for your opinion.
Germany had the best military at the time
Thank you for your opinion.
why did they lose two world wars then?
When I was in Germany years ago they had rules about not showing Nazi insignia. Is that not the case anymore?
Nazi symbols are still forbiden in Germany. But this fair is in Slovenia.
Who can I buy memorabilia from?
At military fairs, auction houses, e-bay etc.
Жизнь без комплексов и предрассудков 😍🤩
Все это часть истории, которую нельзя забывать.
Where did you buy this?
Šempeter near Gorica, Slovenia
Not usual to go to militaria flea market with your re enacment tunics ! but so cooool !! here in my counrty they don't let people to be in uniform ( specialy for german biggest bad boy of WW2 as it's well know, and as they like to "paint"... ) thanks for sharing...GOTT MIT UNS !! ; )
You're welcome! I'm glad you like the video.
2:48 Who is this good looking man, in that good looking uniform, with that good looking smile? :D
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@@Gremovmuzej I think he really wants to meet him... Is there any way you can find and get ahold of that gentleman? 😊
High-Tech fakes made me quit collecting. Even well known dealers are fooled.
Thanks for watching and commenting. I totally agree with you. There are a lot of excellent fakes on the market that fool even the best connoisseurs. Your comment came as ordered. These days I am preparing a video in which I will compare the original decoration and the reproduction.
great thx bro
Glad you like it!
2:09 omg i wish i could buy that soviet officer uniform
Thanks for the comment! There are always a lot of interesting items at this fair.
No one should be ashame of his history. What happend can be arased. It is a cross for life.
Thank you for your opinion.
Yes, an IRON CROSS it is indeed...
I don’t think anybody would disagree with you with regards to history? However, when I see those two Walter Mitty’s swanning around dressed as SS officers it makes take a good look at the people at these shows many of whom love the idea of the Nazis and what they stood for!
Can you still buy it?
At the next militaria fair..
what @@Gremovmuzej
Of course, you can... These things are still being mass-produced, ya know? 🤑
Bohužel mnoho falešné reprodukce👎🏾
Unfortunately, the majority of German decorations today are fake.
Any Illinois Nazis at the show?
Maybe next time.🙃
Problem is...probably 30% of the items are fake reproductions. Too easy to make exact replicas...
Thanks for the comment. I agree. Most reproductions are among the German militaria.
Lots of fakes sadly. Which does hurt the militaria community. If a lot of fairs accept people coming in with a of shit, the real collectors will no longer show up as it will not be worth it. Making such shows decline even more. Thanks for the video still.
Unfortunately, there are more and more fakes. Genuine WW2 specifically militaria are becoming rarer and rarer.
Thanks for watching and commenting.
Where is this Place?
Šempeter pri Gorici,
Slovenia
Вот она прекрасная свободная жизнь 🤩😍
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We need some at texas
Zerr good
Rotzooi !!!!!!!!!!!!
Roblox nazi groups be like:
I find the best way to save a bit of money when buying Nazi militaria is to watch Schindlers list first, then I don't want to buy any of that stuff.
Seriously though, I’ve been collecting for years..still do. I watched that movie all the way through one time and was actually considering selling my Wehrmacht shit just because of the scenes in the movie.
I have some stuff from my Uncle who served in Patton's 3rd. The Nazi symbols were covered in tape and flags folded not showing the Swastika. I took a look but would never display them. I keep them as a trophy as intended.
Is it legal to sell those
@@samgielen6248 Germany outlawed it for obvious reasons and others such as Poland banned it but don't enforce the law. In Canada, some auctions removed Nazi items but I don't think it was the law there, just a Jewish owner who didn't want that shit around...lol
They are easy to find in the U.S of course because everyone brought back something either from the war or reconstruction period in Europe.
Would that be anything like watching the atomic bomb land on Japan then selling all American stuff?
That is so wrong!
Thanks for your comment.
Just ignore them dude
Só tem porcaria Rui que tem que ser esquecido atraí maldição
total clowns
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Real nice items.The items were real trophies , usually brought back by US service men. Rare and expensive.
Real nice items.The items were real trophies , usually brought back by US service men. Rare and expensive.
Thank you for your opinion and comment.