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Former Italian Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi. Photo: Wiki Commons.
Fox News – Former Italian Premier Silvio Berlusconi has sparked anger by claiming that Germans deny that Nazi-run death camps ever existed.
Berlusconi was presenting his center-right Forza Italia party’s candidates Saturday in Milan for May’s European Parliament elections when he mentioned a 2003 gaffe he made comparing now Parliament president Martin Schulz to a concentration camp guard. Berlusconi said he didn’t want to offend Schulz, then added: “the Germans, for them, concentration camps never existed.”
