Auschwitz survivor Mr. Leon Greenman, prison number 98288, displays his number tattoo on December 9, 2004 at the Jewish Museum in London, England. Ian Waldie/Getty Images An Israeli auction house has come under fire for listing 14 stamps used on people sent to concentration camps.The stamps, reportedly now worth up to $12,000 (around R184,000), were used to punch numbers onto the bodies of prisoners in the Auschwitz camp.The head of the auction house said the sale was to "increase awareness" of the Holocaust.For more stories go to www.BusinessInsider.co.za.An auction house in Jerusalem listed the sale of 14 stamps used to...
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