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   xoxoxoBruce  Friday Feb 17 09:28 PM

Feb 18th, 2017: Pickelhaubes

Part of a pyramid of German Pickelhaubes, in New York City after the war to end all wars.



Not sure what the point was, I guess there's a lot of them.



JuancoRocks  Saturday Feb 18 01:33 AM

Since we won the war I think they made their point.

JR



xoxoxoBruce  Saturday Feb 18 09:05 AM

Won? Or just a pause until 1939.



Griff  Saturday Feb 18 09:39 AM

Good thing we don't do pointless inconclusive bloodletting anymore.



Snakeadelic  Saturday Feb 18 09:43 AM

After any major war, it is commonplace for the victorious to set up temporary or permanent displays having to do with that victory. Since the heads of foreign soldiers would have been considered "a bit much" for an increasing proportion of urbanites, a giant stack of their helmets seems a logical replacement. Helmets make an excellent post-war display because they are very often highly emblematic in their country of origin; boots were too valuable to display like this, uniforms too likely to be torn and bloody (health hazard) and even after WWI we already knew putting major weaponry on public display was a bad, bad plan. Kinda wonder how many of these had their pointy bits broken off for souvenirs (or shivs) before the display was dismantled...



monster  Sunday Feb 19 10:33 PM

no need to be spiky



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