Some participants wore shirts bearing an acronym on the far-right standing for “6 Million Wasn’t Enough," which is a reference to the number of Jewish people who were killed in the Holocaust. For instance, two white nationalists famous for racist and anti-Semitic rhetoric, livestreamed to their online followers after the storming of the Capitol a video circulating on social media showing a man harassing an Israeli journalist seeking to conduct a live report outside the building, and prominent Holocaust deniers and neo-Nazis were part of the Capitol mob. This was highlighted as other bigoted incidents were recorded. One of his neighbors reportedly said: “When you wear a T-shirt that glorifies the atrocities during WWII against the Jewish people and other people. Vox stated: "If the hoodie was meant to shock (and it surely was), it was a success. Twitter users expressed disgust." It had drawn widespread outrage and "has evoked shock and disbelief on social media." January is a poignant month for Holocaust survivors, as many from the Auschwitz concentration camp were forced to go on death marches in January 1945 (before its liberation on January 27 of that year) this only worsened the impact of the images. In addition, the back of his hoodie also had the word "Staff" emblazoned on it.
Just above a skull it read arbeit macht frei in English (rough translation). It was "one of the most striking photographs." His noted shirt "which makes an antisemitic mockery of the genocide" referred to the Nazi death camp, during the Holocaust, where about at least 1.1 million people were killed during World War II. Images of his shirt went viral, and images of the man were widely published by news organisations around the world, because of its antisemitism. Main article: 2021 storming of the United States Capitolĭuring the 2021 storming of the United States Capitol Packer wore a shirt which caused the Camp Auschwitz sweatshirt controversy.
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