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London Bookstore Sparks Outrage Selling Arabic Edition of Hitler’s Mein Kampf
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First reported by Behadrei Haredim · 3 hours ago
What happened
A London bookstore sparked outrage by selling Arabic editions of Hitler’s Mein Kampf, prompting condemnation from Jewish groups and calls for removal. The store claimed limited stock and no endorsement, while critics stressed the dangers of spreading antisemitic ideology.
- 01Arabic editions of Mein Kampf sold at new London bookstore Apaq sparked public outrage.
- 02Conservative council member Elliott Kerr discovered and documented the books on display.
- 03Bookstore claimed only three copies were stocked and denied endorsing Nazi ideology.
- 04Jewish groups condemned the sale, calling it shocking and dangerous.
- 05Campaign Against Antisemitism warned against uncontextualized distribution of the book.
- 06Mein Kampf was written by Hitler in 1923, promoting Aryan supremacy and antisemitism.
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