Charles Hamilton Jr, a Manhattan dealer of autograph manuscripts was asked to comment on the so-called Hitler diaries supposedly found in an East German hayloft and purchased by the magazine Stern for $3.3 million.
Mr Hamilton, a white-haired, elf-like man called the diaries “a misbegotten prevarication.”
A spokesman for the Federal Archives in Koblenz confirmed that they had arranged for the examination of “about ten pages” of Hitler’s handwriting for Stern, but denied having authenticated any diaries
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Charles Hamilton Jr, a Manhattan dealer of autograph manuscripts was asked to comment on the so-called Hitler diaries supposedly found in an East German hayloft and purchased by the magazine Stern for $3.3 million.
