Bizarrely, KFC app users in the country were sent a tweet that read: “It’s memorial day for Kristallnacht! Following the very unfortunate tweet, KFC sent out another message an hour later to apologise and blamed the original message on “a fault in our system”. pic.twitter.com/mRgvA0euEY — Daniel Sugarman (@Daniel_Sugarman) November 9, 2022Daniel Sugarman, director of public affairs at the Board of Deputies of British Jews called it the “worst marketing blunder” and “absolutely hideous”. Dalia Grinfeld, the associate director of European affairs at the Jewish NGO Anti-Defamation League, tweeted: “How wrong can you get on Kristallnacht KFC Germany. KFC in germany remembering the national socialist november pogroms against jews, the prelude to the shoah, with some tender cheese and crispy chicken pic.twitter.com/3VfdJnz2TQ — Nicholas Potter (@n1ckism) November 9, 2022“Wow.