Arnold Schwarzenegger divides opinion after leaving Terminator quote in Auschwitz guest book on visit to death camp

ARNOLD Schwarzenegger has divided opinion after leaving a Terminator quote in an Auschwitz guest book while visiting the concentration camp. The Hollywood legend toured the camp with the Auschwitz Jewish Centre Foundation after being recognised for his efforts to counter racism and anti-Semitism. Millions of Jews perished at the Auschwitz concentration camp in occupied Poland during World War IIGetty Arnold Schwarzenegger’s visit to the camp sparked a fierce backlash onlineGetty The Hollywood legend wrote ‘I’ll be back’ in a guest book@AuschwitzMuseum The 75-year-old vowed to help the anti-racism organisation to “terminate hate”. He said: “I am witness to the ruins of a country broken by the Nazis. “I saw firsthand how this hatred spun out of control and I share these painful memories with the world in the hopes of preventing future tragedies and educating soldiers about personal responsibility. “I stand with the Auschwitz Jewish Center Foundation and their mission of education to ensure NEVER AGAIN.” READ MORE ON WORLD NEWS FREAKED OUT Bloke finds chilling ‘death’ message etched INSIDE double-pane shower screen WORST NIGHTMARE Dad returns home to find daughters poisoned, drowned & stabbed to death Schwarzenegger ended his tour by signing “I’ll be back” into the guest book and the museum’s official Twitter account shared an image of it online. Arnie’s message quickly divided opinions. “I’m glad he visited and wrote in the book but I had to think twice about the message,” one user wrote. “I’m sure he meant it in the nicest possible way and having been there I know its hard to find the right words but I’m not sure these were the best,” added another. Most read in The Sun JUNGLE READY Full I'm A Celebrity All Stars line up including soap icons & reality TV stars SCOTT TO BE LOVE England ace Alex Scott fell 'madly & deeply in love' with Kelly Smith THIRD PARTY Emmerdale spoilers: Mackenzie's secret lover revealed in explosive scenes AT WAR SAS Who Dares Wins star Ferne McCann in bitter feud with former friend Sam Faiers HAR ON EARTH? Maguire spotted limping after England draw with Germany in blow to Man Utd GREEN FINGERS We came up with unusual solution to warm our home - we never turn heating on “Not sure the tone of that was entirely suitable,” write a third while a fourth said it was “tacky” and “flippant”. The Auschwitz museum stepped in to defend Schwarzenegger and tried to clarify his comment. “This visit was planned to be relatively short. The inscription was meant to be a promise to return for another and more in-depth visit,” they wrote. It comes after an ex-world champion boxer sparked a huge backlash after he posted a beaming selfie with his girlfriend while visiting Auschwitz. Former British IBF champ Jamie McDonnell, 35, was slammed for taking the pictures with his girlfriend on a “lovely trip” to the Memorial, which preserves the site of the former concentration and extermination camp. Read More on The Sun THORNE-Y SUBJECT Love Island’s Paige and Adam ‘on a break’ after cheating claims ‘TORMENT’ Archie Battersbee’s mum hits back after being trolled over party at son’s grave The now deleted pictures show him grinning at the camera while visiting the Memorial, which preserves the site of the former concentration and extermination camp, where 1.1 million people were murdered. His “tone deaf” post sparked a huge outcry from members of the public, with one asking him if he knew it was a “concentration camp and not Disneyland.” Arnie visited the camp on Wednesday after being recognised for his work countering anti-Semitism and hateGetty Getty‘Arbeit Macht Frei’ sign at the former Nazi concentration camp Auschwitz, where millions of died[/caption]