Moment Fiona Bruce reveals her shock at ‘chilling’ racist board game from Nazi Germany during Holocaust edition of Antiques Roadshow
The emotional episode of the BBC show was praised by viewers
THIS is the moment BBC presenter Fiona Bruce is left horrified by a racist board game from Nazi Germany during a special Antiques Roadshow.
The disgusting children’s toy was featured on a Holocaust Memorial special edition of the popular show.
Long-time presenter Bruce was clearly shocked at the game, titled ‘Jews Out’, calling it the “most chilling” exhibit she had seen.
The board game dates back to 1938 when Adolf Hitler’s Nazi party ruled Germany indoctrinating its people with a twisted white supremacist ideology.
While speaking to a historian, Bruce said: “Of all the things I’ve seen today this is the most chilling.
“Because it’s a children’s game. It’s teaching children to hate.”
The aim of the warped toy is for players to round up figurines which symbolise Jewish people.
The winner is the first to round up six figurines which the board states will be ‘sent to Palestine’.
For the first time in the show’s 40-year history, none of the items were valued.
Instead brave survivors of the Holocaust were given the opportunity to tell their stories
The genocide claimed the lives of an estimated six million Jewish people including over one million children.
The emotional episode of the BBC show was praised by viewers on Twitter:
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