Michael, I have been a customer of PzG going on five years I have always enjoyed the selection of goods and the good will set fourth by you and your family especially in your assistance with Mr. Zundel's oppression. I am distressed and disappointed in your Mug and Candle items "Hitler Christmas with Santa Hat". I believe this item makes a devalued caricature of a man that is not fitting. Please consider the impact of such items on the legacy of his work, image, and historical achievements. - Robert

Robert, Thank you for writing me. I did indeed consider carefully the Fuehrer’s image before I made the Merry Christmas mugs and candles both with and without the stocking hat. At first glance I would agree with you and have done so for several years. However the reason I changed my mind was that almost no one knows just how generous the Fuehrer really was. When he was a starving student he signed over his small pension to his half sister. He personally picked out all the gifts for his staff and foreign heads of state. He granted pensions to widowers and also granted estates to many of his soldiers and generals including those of other countries. These are just the few examples that I know of. Mostly he gave himself selflessly to his beloved German people. My idea was to change the perception of the Fuehrer to include his generous and loving nature by causing people to stop and think about their long held views. This is one of the reasons for the Blondie mugs, I’ll admit the Santa image is a stretch to the lighter side. By the way the mugs, steins and candles with the hat are out selling the ones without.

P.S. Please read the Christmas Basket under the stories section.

Thank you for your support! - Michael Kelly, President PzG Inc.