Auschwitz angers Poland, which wants nothing of the concentration camp or on the Internet. The Minister of Culture, Bogdon Zdrojewski, has called for the withdrawal of Polish rule (. Pl) from the pages of the museums on the concentration camps set up by Hitler's Germany in Poland during World War II.
And to avoid conflicts with Germany suggests that be replaced with domains such as. com or. eu. "I have asked those responsible for the death camps using the German nomenclature and that also involves the Internet. If the pages are the Polish rule and may provide misleading information to bring the Internet to associate with my country," according to Britain's The Daily Telegraph.
It is not the only initiative to unlink the adjective references to the horror of the Nazis. More than 200,000 people have signed a petition calling for the media to stop using it when referring to concentration camps such as Auschwitz. 
And to avoid conflicts with Germany suggests that be replaced with domains such as. com or. eu. "I have asked those responsible for the death camps using the German nomenclature and that also involves the Internet. If the pages are the Polish rule and may provide misleading information to bring the Internet to associate with my country," according to Britain's The Daily Telegraph.
It is not the only initiative to unlink the adjective references to the horror of the Nazis. More than 200,000 people have signed a petition calling for the media to stop using it when referring to concentration camps such as Auschwitz.
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