They dismantle a controversial "Nazi merry-go-round" in Germany | Chronic

The park of attractions "Tatzmania"In southwestern Germany, it has found itself in the middle of the controversy, after a video has become viral in which we see a carousel that rotates, reported the local press.

The place, located in the city of Löffingen, in the state of Baden-Wuerttemberg, inaugurated in early August the controversial attraction called "Adlerflug" (flying eagle).

Visitors and social media users noted that once set in motion, the brown mechanical game seemed to broadcast two huge swastikas.

As a result of the comments and reviews at the amusement park, they first decided to leave the "Adlerflug" to disbademble it.

Rüdiger Braun, director of "Tatzmania"He revealed to a regional media that he "did not notice that the shape of the booths for users, with an eagle figure, forms a swastika". Also added "It could not even be recognized in the sketches of the manufacturer, originally from Italy".

Measures

The game will be rebuilt: instead of four cabins for each of the two axes of the mechanical device, there will be more than three, so that the shape of the swastika will be canceled. The costs, which Braun has refused to disclose, will be borne by the manufacturer.

A local government agency official responsible for promoting civic and political education in the country said the manufacturer's performance was poor. "clever", because to show symbols banned publicly in Germany, such as the swastika, can have penal consequences.