A burgeoning international market for second world war memorabilia is putting strain on the numerous small museums that commemorate the 1944 D-Day landings, which are increasingly under the eye of unscrupulous collectors, French police say.
Demand for the sought-after military pieces has sparked a huge rise in thefts of private collections From Hugh Schofield in Paris
A burgeoning international market for second world war memorabilia is putting strain on the numerous small museums that commemorate the 1944 D-Day landings, which are increasingly under the eye of unscrupulous collectors, French police say.