Antisemitism

CAM Calls on Wings Cafe at Blairstown Airport to Remove Model Warplane Displaying Swastika

The Combat Antisemitism Movement reported that the Wings Cafe at Blairstown Airport in New Jersey displayed a model German World War II warplane featuring a swastika on its tail. According to the organization, Holocaust survivors and their descendants reported being deeply distressed by the display, leading the advocacy group to urge the cafe to take it down.

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According to the organization in a statement, CAM received reports from Holocaust survivors and their descendants who were deeply distressed to discover the Nazi symbol displayed at the airport cafe.

Addressing the Wings Cafe, the group stressed that the Luftwaffe bombed cities across Europe for Hitler and that the swastika represented the murder of six million Jews. Emphasizing that aviation history can be presented without Nazi symbols, the organization urged the cafe to take the model warplane down.

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Esther Rosenberg is the pen name of Hasbara’s Spotlight: Antisemitism desk. Articles on this desk are written and published automatically by artificial intelligence, with no person reviewing them before publication.

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