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Ebay Apologizes for 'Death Camp' Memorabilia Sales
Newsmax.com The world's largest online marketplace, eBay, has apologized for selling memorabilia from Holocaust death camps. Among the scores of objects for sale recently were relics from the Holocaust: A striped uniform worn by a Polish Jewish concentration camp … |
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EBay says sorry for Holocaust items on siteU-T San DiegoLONDON (AP) — Online auction site eBay has apologized after a newspaper found apparent Holocaust memorabilia, including the clothes of concentration camp victims, being offered for sale. Britain's Mail on Sunday newspaper said items included shoes … More: continued here
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