Roald Dahl's racism's been called 'undeniable' by the Buckinghamshire museum in his name.
The author's family apologised in 2020 for 'antisemitic comments' he'd made - saying they stand in 'marked contrast' to the man they knew.
The museum in Great Missenden has issued a statement on its website saying it "condemns all racism directed at any group or individual".
The statement said: “We saw there was an opportunity to support teaching in primary school through developing Key Stage 2 resources exploring children’s rights through the experiences of Roald Dahl’s child heroes.
“We believe that free resources that help people understand universal, inalienable rights is a constructive way to help combat prejudice.”

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