Massachusetts Restaurant Closes Temporarily After Serving WWII Reenactors in Nazi Uniforms

Kith and Kin in Hudson apologizes and faces threats after serving actors from a local museum event dressed as Nazi soldiers.

Kith and Kin, a family-owned restaurant in Hudson, Massachusetts, received threats after serving WWII reenactors dressed as Nazi soldiers.
The restaurant was unaware of the impact the costumes might have on other diners and has since apologized for not asking the actors to change.
The reenactors were part of an event organized by the American Heritage Museum, which condemned the actors' decision to wear the uniforms outside the reenactment.
Following the incident, Kith and Kin decided to temporarily close to ensure the safety of their staff amid increasing harassment.
The museum has vowed to tighten protocols regarding costume usage to prevent similar incidents in the future.