Upon receipt of your correspondence, in accordance with our content policy, we immediately removed it from our website. We had not been aware of this title’s existence on. Please know that we have removed this book from our assortment.”īarnes and Noble wrote, “As soon as we are made aware of any such offending titles, we take prompt action to remove offending titles in accordance with our policy, as we did with 'Not Guilty at Nuremberg'. It’s never our intention to offend our guests with the merchandise we carry. In response, Target responded to the Center, “We appreciate the time you have taken to share your concerns about this book. At a time of surging anti-Semitic hate crimes here in the US, it is beyond the pale that a book would be marketed by someone who insults the memory of 6 million Jewish victims of the Nazi genocide,” said Rabbi Abraham Cooper, Simon Wiesenthal Center Associate Dean and Global Social Action Director. “We assume these large online booksellers do not mass-market books promoting terrorism or pedophilia. The Center also reached out to several other heads of large, online booksellers, including Walmart, over the sales of this book. Target Corporation and Barnes & Noble have removed “Not Guilty At Nuremberg” a book written by notorious Holocaust denier, Carlos Porter, as well as three other books, following a letter of protest to the Chairmen and CEOs of Target as well as Barnes & Noble.
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