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Amazon pulls Auschwitz Christmas decorations from site

By Staff Writer

Dec 3 2019 1:33PM

Museum drew attention to the products on its Twitter.

Amazon pulls Auschwitz Christmas decorations from site

Amazon has withdrawn from sale products decorated with images of WW2 Nazi concentration camp Auschwitz, including Christmas decorations, after a complaint from the organisation in Poland that preserves the site as a memorial. The Auschwitz museum drew attention to the products on its Twitter ...

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