Germany closes an amusement park where was held a Nazi match

The controversy was such that they closed the game last Friday.

he August 16 was the last "flight" of the eagle in the Tatzmania Park, located in the town of Löffingen, in the Black Forest, the site has reported Badische Zeitung.

The owner of the establishment, Rüdiger Braun, said that I had not noticed that the arms of the camera looked like the Nazi symbol, reported the DW website. This suits him because German law prohibits his exposure except for educational purposes.

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On the ground, you can see that they are eagles, but in the heights, you see something else. Courtesy: badische-zeitung.de

The images of the dubious design attraction were shared on social networks by users who noted, among other things, the name's irony with nationalistic dyes and the fact that the party that governs Germany today is the alternative right for Germany.

But now the game is "down", as can be seen at the checkpoint at the entrance, in the expectation of a new design to avoid free badociations.

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"Out of use", the panel at the entrance to the Adlerflug.