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Very strange review on a Jewish history app

This image is a low-resolution screenshot of a mobile app store listing for an educational app named 'Jewish History' by developer HistoryoftheWorld. Visible app details include a 6.5 MB file size, 3+ age rating, note that it contains ads and in-app purchases, and a green 'Install' button. Below the app listing, a clearly fake user review attributed to 'Adolf Hitler' (the Nazi leader responsible for the Holocaust that killed millions of Jewish people) is partially visible, dated 24/05/2022. The dark, absurd humor of the meme comes from the inherently contradictory, shocking pairing of the violently antisemitic historical figure as a reviewer for an app about Jewish history, as well as the anachronism of a review from Hitler posted in 2022.
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Jewish History, Adolf Hitler, 24/05/2022, Rated for 3+, 6.5 MB, Install

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This image is a low-resolution screenshot of a mobile app store listing for an educational app named 'Jewish History' by developer HistoryoftheWorld. Visible app details include a 6.5 MB file size, 3+ age rating, note that it contains ads and in-app purchases, and a green 'Install' button. Below the app listing, a clearly fake user review attributed to 'Adolf Hitler' (the Nazi leader responsible for the Holocaust that killed millions of Jewish people) is partially visible, dated 24/05/2022. The dark, absurd humor of the meme comes from the inherently contradictory, shocking pairing of the violently antisemitic historical figure as a reviewer for an app about Jewish history, as well as the anachronism of a review from Hitler posted in 2022.

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This meme was sourced from the r/Meme subreddit on Reddit via an RSS feed, originally shared with the title 'very strange...'. It is an edited or curated screenshot of a fake app store review, created to deliver dark, absurd comedic effect by juxtaposing the infamously antisemitic historical figure with a Jewish history-focused app.

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