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Sale of Nazi items at Cambridge, Ont. antique mall sparks debate

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Nazi memorabilia available for purchase inside a Cambridge antiques mall is sparking debate over whether the public sale of these wartime items are educational or harmful. Southworks Antiques has not indicated any immediate plans to remove the items. A written display is placed beside the items to explain its historical context. The sale of Nazi items is not illegal but the Friends of Simon Wiesenthal Center for Holocaust Studies said it is inappropriate and harmful.

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Sale of Nazi items at Cambridge, Ont. antique mall sparks debate

Nazi memorabilia available for purchase inside a Cambridge antiques mall is sparking debate over whether the public sale of these wartime items are educational or harmful.

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