Hitler postcard found in World War I project

A previously unknown postcard sent by Adolf Hitler when he was a soldier in World War I has been uncovered in a European history project.

Hitler's postcard, sent in 1916 when he was recovering from a war wound, was found in Munich, Germany.

Oxford University is providing expert advice to the Europeana 1914-1918 project which runs history roadshows.

When the postcard was identified, the university's Dr Stuart Lee said he "felt a shudder run through me".

"I found it hard to believe that at a local event to record ordinary people's stories, I was seeing a previously unknown document in Hitler's own hand," said Dr Lee.

'Unsettling'
He says that from his previous work as a medievalist he was used to "holding incredibly rare documents", but he says there was "something unsettling about this"
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/education-17908150
interesting read

should this kind of stuff be preserved and put on display,is it not an insult to those who died and forgotton?

Its part of history and should be preserved.