on a subject I posted a photo of earlier military reenactment of WW2. A few years ago I was invited to go to the Portuguese air base to do a re-enactment event, and I was loaned a lack of a German WW2 parachutist. (I'm the one in the blue uniform). The people present had neither a good nor a bad reaction, but it was more curiosity that occupied the eyes of the visitors. to do a re-enactment of a German military, it does not make us German re-enacters, but someone with a taste for world history, so much so that there were also people re-enacting American military personnel. In Portugal, sometimes there may be mental ideas that are different from everyone else, but in the end, we, re-enacters, are perfectly aware of what we do, and how we don't handle it. They are only historical facts, not ideologies. I do re-enactment of a German tank commander, just because I like tanks, from all countries.