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Gym criticized for billing itself as 'calorie concentration camp'

The owner of The Circuit Factory in Dubai, Phil Parkinson, is facing criticism after launching an ad campaign promoting his gym as a "calorie concentration camp." He also used a picture of the entrance of the famous Nazi extermination camps, Auschwitz.

In the Media by Lesley Lanir - 13 comments

Holocaust survivor claims Israel’s Treasury owes $200,000

For nearly 50 years, Israel’s Finance Ministry overlooked a medical document in the file of 89 year-old Holocaust survivor, Sarah Levkovitz. She claims they owe her nearly US$200,000.

In the Media by Lesley Lanir

Nazi Concentration Camp Survivor Found Strangled in New York

After escaping the gas showers five times, 90-year-old Felix Brinkman has been murdered in his New York apartment. Two people are wanted in connection with the strangling.

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Nazi camp guard Demjanjuk dies

John Demjanjuk, found guilty for his role as a guard at a Nazi death camp in World War II, has died aged 91, German police say.

Gym Apologizes For Dumbbell Nazi Death Camp Photo

The owner of the Circuit Factory, a gym company based in Dubai, has apologized for putting out an advertisement featuring a photo of the Nazi death camp Auschwitz. The advertisement, which was uploaded onto the gym’s Facebook group, features the Circuit Factory Logo above a picture of...

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Carbon monoxide detector saves Ottawa family

Paramedics found high levels of carbon monoxide in the blood of four Ottawa family members, but treated them at the scene with high concentration oxygen.

'No kissing, just hard CPR'

The British Heart Foundation has launched a new advertising campaign urging people to forget "mouth-to-mouth" and to concentrate on chest compressions when performing CPR.