August 17, 2026

Labour group praises ‘wonderful’ visit to Arabic bookshop that sold Mein Kampf

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The website makes no mention of the Holocaust - or anything negative about Hitler - on its page for the book, but does say: “Time magazine selected him as one of the 100 figures who had the greatest impact on the history of humanity in the 20th century.” Now the local Labour Party in Hyde Park and Paddington are under fire for posting about the bookshop. In a now-deleted post on X, the group said: “Knowledge is key. It was wonderful to visit the new Aafaq bookstore. “We thanked the owner for the beautiful layout of the store and discussed...

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