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New Jersey High School Recalls Yearbooks After Baby Photo of Nazi Leader Adolf Hitler Surfaces
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First reported by Kikar HaShabbat · 15 minutes ago
What happened
A New Jersey high school recalled yearbooks after a baby photo of Adolf Hitler was mistakenly included in a student's section, prompting an official investigation and apology.
- 01New Jersey high school recalled yearbooks after Hitler's baby photo appeared in a student's section.
- 02The photo was accompanied by a controversial quote and replaced the actual student's image.
- 03The incident was discovered hours after distribution by alert students and parents.
- 04School and local authorities launched a police and disciplinary investigation.
- 05Officials apologized and ordered immediate return and reprinting of yearbooks.
- 06District leadership condemned antisemitism and promised severe consequences for those responsible.
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