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The move by Dutch publisher Ambo Anthos is in response to a report by historians that objects to the book's finding. In the U.S., HarperCollins said it would continue to sell the book.

The move came after five historians called into question the findings of the book, in which a “cold case” team sought to answer a long-running mystery.

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Ambo Anthos Publishers said it would delay printing more copies. HarperCollins, the book’s publisher in the United States, declined to comment.

Ambo Anthos Publishers said it would delay printing more copies. HarperCollins, the book’s publisher in the United States, declined to comment.