A leather coat belonging to Adolf Hitler's architect was bought for more than $10,000 - by the man's Jewish cousin. The coat, belonging to Albert Speer,  was sold at an auction in Los Angeles last week alongside autographed copies of Hitler's hate-filled autobiography Mein Kampf. It was bought by Jason Speer, a successful businessman who lives near Chicago who was also Albert Speer's third cousin, he said he was 'proud' to keep the jacket in the family. A label inside the coat depicts the NSDAP eagle emblem denoting the Nazi elite. Also included is the original invoice for the coat with Speer's name printed on it
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Chicago businessman Jason Speer bought the coat at auction for more than $10,000
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The third cousin of Albert Speer said he was 'proud' to keep it in the family
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Albert Speer’s architecture includes the Volkshalle in Berlin
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He was convicted at the Nuremberg trials and jailed for 20 years
Two rare copies of Mein Kampf signed by @placeholder were also auctioned last week in Los Angeles