Apr.6 (GMM) British tabloid News of the World on Sunday insisted that Max Mosley's sex romp with five prostitutes had a Nazi theme.

In a second expose about the FIA president's personal life, the newspaper quotes one of the prostitutes as saying Mosley ordered her to "dress up in German military uniform".

"It's not the first time he's hired us," she added.

Mosley vehemently denies the Nazi connotations, and has commenced legal action against the newspaper. News of the World says all the prostitutes were contacted by Mosley's lawyers to bolster his denial of the Nazi connotation.

But the unnamed prostitute, confirming that one of her colleagues wore a German Luftwaffe tunic, said: "Max knew (the) orgy was to have a Nazi theme -- he ordered it!"

The report also published photos of Jews in a Nazi concentration camp wearing striped uniforms -- similar to the costumes also donned by Mosley's prostitutes.

"I was told to expect a very strong Nazi theme, including demeaning body inspections, brutality and that two submissive girls must play the parts of camp inmates," the prostitute added.

News of the World also said the FIA Senate will be sent a DVD copy of the full sex video, depicting Mosley speaking German and faking a German accent in English to the prostitutes.

But the newspaper's evidence of a Nazi undertone is thin, and a published transcript of the orgy quotes a prostitute as saying Mosley is "serving a life sentence for crimes he has committed" and would be returned "to his cell" -- which doesn't tie in with the death camp claims.