Pls dirty Jews go take a shower before you use the Pool

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It is astonishing that Ruth T. * still receives calls - although her phone has to ring continuously for two days. Since Monday, the waitress of the Apartmenthaus Paradies in Arosa GR has provided international discussions.

The reason is a poster, which she had hung up at the hotel's indoor swimming pool: "To our Jewish guests: Please shower before and after swimming in our swimming pool. If you do not, I'll be forced to close the pool for you, "she said in English.

The poster became public and worried around the world. Ruth T. has been an antisemitic since then. Completely wrong, as she finds. The poster regretted her long ago, "I made it without a finger-felt sensation, and I must now pay bitterly," she says.
It takes less than a minute for her to receive telephone calls from "wild men". "I am addressed as Mrs. Hitler, asked whether we can book gas chambers with us - or simply insult them at the lowest level,"
The scandal surrounding the posters also has financial consequences for the Apartmenthaus Paradies. So there was so far a cancellation - and tens of fake bookings. "For example, someone is reserving for apartments for 20 people, I make all the clarifications and offers, just to hear that they never come to our antisemite hotel," says T. "They want to get rid of me now!"

Worse yet, the hotel was closed yesterday by the important online platform «booking.com». "They did so without warning and were hard on us," T. says.

According to a report from the British online platform "Daily Mail", the blocking is due to a request from the Simon Wiesenthal Center. The organization, which opposes racism and anti-Semitism, has already called for the closure of the apartment house after acquaintance with the scandal and has asked booking.com to take the hotel out of the offer.

"But here, too, I will find a solution, there are still other platforms on which the apartments can be advertised," says Ruth T.