Outrage as Auschwitz-themed pillows and iPhone cases picturing starving death camp victims are sold online
TWO online stores are today under fire for stocking ghoulish cushions and iPhone cases featuring sickening images of Nazi concentration camp victims and Adolf Hitler.
The Auschwitz Memorial and Museum in Poland has now told those that run the website to be more careful about the products uploaded by sickos onto their site. While the phone case and cushion no longer seem available, when the Sun Online checked today we found other products featuring Stalin, Hitler and Kim Jong-un are still on sale.
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