Images of Hitler, Swastikas Plastered Over Buildings at South African University
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Swastikas were posted on various buildings at the University of Cape Town this week. Photo: Facebook.
Times of Israel – Students at a South African university awoke Wednesday to images of Adolf Hitler and swastikas plastered over buildings on campus.
The large posters depicting the Nazi leader responsible for World War II and the Holocaust were put up in a prominent location at the University of Cape Town, apparently with no contextualization or explanation as to why they were there. They were quickly taken down.
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