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From: sss10@cunixb.cc.columbia.edu (Homicidal Lunatic)
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Date: 3 May 91 23:07:02 GMT
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I was watching TV the other day when I spotted a Commodore monitor being shown
and subsequantly an Amiga being used on TV. Unfortunately, it was shown playing
a game that has hit the news recently- it was one of those Nazi concentration
camp games, where you have to operate a death camp <treblinka I believe was 1 
camp being operated in 1 game> and in other variations of the games, you had 
to essentailly kill turks to be a "good aryan" or kill jews for the same
reason. Has this attracted national attention or is this just something that 
appeared in NY's local news <and probably LA's since the weisenthal center
that had the games were located there>? 

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