The billboard - advertising an art exhibition - has infuriated locals as it is plastered next to a synagogue in Poznan.
"For me it is quite shocking, and even more so for people who remember the Second World War, and especially for people who suffered during it," said local councilor Norbert Napieraj.
During World War II the synagogue was closed and looted by Nazis before being flooded and turned into a swimming pool for German soldiers.
Now prosecutors are studying the poster to see if it promotes fascism, punishable by three years in jail in Poland.
But gallery manager Maria Czarnecka said: "This billboard is for a poster exhibition and in no way does it promote fascism or support the Nazi regime."
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