Aldi listing describes Holocaust book as perfect for relaxing

If you've made a slip-up at work recently, you're not alone — and your mistake probably isn't as publicly cringe-worthy as this one.

Someone working for Aldi described the book Schindler’s List as suited for relaxing and unwinding on a vacation.

For those unfamiliar with the book or movie adaptation: it's the story of Oskar Schindler’s rescue of over a thousand Jews from the Holocaust.

Literary Hub shared a tweet from Danny Stone, the chief executive of the Antisemitism Policy Trust, that included a picture of the book marketing copy.

Aldi has since pulled that content from its website.

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