Condé Nast documented John Galliano's visit to Auschwitz, while Julie Menin served as a speaker for the city council.
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What happened
Condé Nast documented John Galliano's visit to Auschwitz, while Julie Menin served as a speaker for the city council.
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The entities involved
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Condé Nast
American mass media company
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Auschwitz
German network of concentration and extermination camps in occupied Poland during World War II
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Julie Menin
American lawyer and businesswoman
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