They destroyed Luli Fernández for trading the monument to the Holocaust

Luli Fernandez elicited a strong repudiation in social networks during the visit to the Monument to the Jews of Europe killed during the Holocaust in Berlin, Germany, and after promoting the clothes he had used during his visit as than "trade".

The model went with his partner and his son, Indalecio, to the work of the architect Peter Eisenman and the engineer Buro Happold Located in the German capital and reflected on the genocide perpetrated by Nazism with a significant text on Instagram. "It's sad, shocking, touching. Very strong trip this labyrinth of cement blocks that looks like a graveyard planted with large gravestones. It is the monument to the Jewish victims of World War II, the holocaust. Part of a story that hurts the whole world"Wrote the brunette. However, by clicking on the image that she shares, the stories of the brands that dress her appear in her publication, unleashing the fury of hundreds of users who accuse her not to respect the millions of people killed.

After a series of harsh comments against her, the driver decided to erase the tags from her photo – which could cause her some financial damage, depending on the deal she made between herself and the companies that she was. 39 have committed for that she uses her products – and eliminated. All the criticism that he has received.

In addition, the controversy has also moved to Twitter, a social network in which a user has collected images of Fernández and criticized it at once.

"When you thought that Luli Fernández could not be more boluda … do it and refute our suspicions. There are places where respect is EVERYTHING … but the exchange can do more! And worst of all, you do not need the exchange", It's the tweet that has sold out the model that has echoed on the bird network.

The Holocaust Memorial in Berlin consists of 2,711 concrete blocks of varying heights on 19,000 meters of sloping terrain and creates a sense of confusion as it pbades through, in order to represent a seemingly ordered system but devoid of human reasoning.

Source: Exitoína