Mauthausen, established by Nazi Germany in 1938, served as one of the Third Reich's most brutal concentration camps. The Jewish woman who witnessed the display, identified as Jordana, recorded the confrontation and posted documentation of the incident on social media. According to Jordana's social media account of the incident, memorial staff at Mauthausen ultimately called police in response to the group's conduct. The post stated that staff determined the group's behavior and messaging violated standards for respectful conduct at the memorial site. A rabbi who reported witnessing the Mauthausen incident posted on social media that the group's conduct represented a desecration of Holocaust memory.