Your 1943 Zundap has a potato stuck in it's pea-shooter muffler!
Sorry couldn't help that but you gotta tell us what type/year/model of bike you are working on, I know you know now let us in on the wee secret and maybe someone can help.
For a bike with no spark at all on any (guessing it's a four) cylinder there has to be a root cause, testing your coils would be no use unless the Japanese finally perfected that extremely hard goal of death at a certain mileage.
Both your coils wont die on the same day unless you are very very unlucky.
The only reason would be something that stops spark at all 4 plugs and the points and the coils.
So the kill switch is a good starting point, find out the colour of the kill switch wires in the headlight bucket and pull them apart at their connectors.
Do you have spark now?
Has the battery got a good charge? will it run your lights without the motor running?
Does the horn "beep"?
Lay a plug on the side of your engine hooked up to the coils and kick start the bike, was there a spark?
Work backwards from there to points and condensers.....I doubt teh coils are to blame...........have fun and remember to tell us those vital details.....and pictures we love pictures...Hush.