The point I was making was don't necessarily blame collectors, blame media companies and creatives who fuel it. Those movies/TV I mention are just a handful that make Hitler engaging for a younger audience, thereby driving collectibles. You love Tarantino, you want the Raine and Landa figures, and may want a Hitler to go with it (and companies like DID obliged with that Hitler uniform.
Yeah, for me it's not really the regular German uniforms at all, it's just anything with the swastika or SS uniform. I wouldn't display a black uniform or a swastika - or Hitler or any real German officer regardless of uniform - DID made a ton of those "named German officers."
I have been working on a Last Crusade (and um, even "crusade" itself has become charged as a word these days) Vogel in the pale desert uniform and decided to make him end-of-fight where he's all beaten up so that his swastika armband is torn down and you can't see the symbol clearly.
It's tricky with Indy though - Toht has his swastika button, there's a gag with a large Nazi flag to pull Indy from the pit, Hitler's a major cameo. Swastikas are everywhere and it's actually been interesting to see how companies have handled the merch - like Hasbro's "+" on their Vogel figure and the same on the flying wing toy from the 90s.
