Mum's shock as Nazi watch sold at antiques fair

'It represents a murderous regime...no one should be making money from it'

- By Matt Clemenson

AN antiques fair was forced to defend selling Nazi memorabilia when an outraged shopper accused it of “profiting off genocide”.

Natasha Doran was shopping in Bexley, southeast London, last month when she stumbled upon a watch embossed with a swastika.

After the 29-year-old mum of one reported it to fair organiser A&R Events, she claims they told her the stallholder had a right to sell the item as it was part of history.

It is not illegal to sell Nazi memorabilia in the UK, but it is banned in other parts of Europe, including Germany and Austria.

Natasha, a nonprofit manager, said it should be seen only in a museum or educational setting.