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Eli Stenson
Daily Stormer
March 18, 2015
A woman who attended an anti-Islam rally with her husband last month could potentially be sent to prison for five years after sporting a t-shirt with the words “University [of] Auschwitz, est. 1941.”
In addition, the t-shirt depicted a silhouette of the camp’s main entrance building along with “genetics, racial science, Final Solution” as probable “courses.”
The woman was filmed wearing the T-shirt at a rally in Cologne last October, when she gave an interview to a camera crew from Germany’s Vice magazine.
Asked by the interviewer what the T-shirt meant, she replied: “Good question. That was my husband…I have no idea.”
A man who appeared to be the woman’s husband was also filmed.
They were taking part in a rally organised by a group calling itself Hooligans against Salafism, or HoGeSa, which claimed to be against the rise of hardline Salafist Islam in Germany.
