In researching this topic it seem that the Qatar Branch of Virgin has removed Hitler's 'Mein Kampf' from recommended reading shelf.  This was in December 2011 after someone made a tweet on twitter about same.

"Recently, one of the region's Virgin Megastores included in its book section the Arabic translation of Mein Kampf, by Adolf Hitler, a title available worldwide in major bookstores and online," a statement said.

"For one day, the book was included in the recommended section. The recommended tag was not an endorsement of the book's author or its content.

"In response to a customer, we removed the title from the display."

Only a few countries – including Germany and Austria – restrict sales of the book, Adolf Hitler's manifesto written while in jail in the 1920s. Its bursts of popularity in the Middle East reflect both the greater acceptability of overt anti-semitism and more complex issues resulting from widespread ignorance and denial of the Holocaust, a taboo topic in many Arab countries' classrooms.

Virgin Megastores no longer belongs to Richard Branson's Virgin Group after being sold off and broken up. Its Middle East arm belongs to a retail holding group based in Beirut.

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