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Walmart, Amazon, Target remove ‘German Army’ Halloween costume from online marketplaces: reports
(NEXSTAR) – A Halloween costume advertised as a “German Army Soldier” outfit has been removed from sale at several major online retailers, according to multiple reports. The costume, which bore a resemblance to uniforms worn by Nazi soldiers during WWII, was previously available for purchase at Target.com, Walmart.com and Amazon through a third-party seller, news outlets including USA Today and Newsweek first reported.
Walmart, Amazon, Target remove ‘German Army’ Halloween costume from online marketplaces: reports
(NEXSTAR) – A Halloween costume advertised as a “German Army Soldier” outfit has been removed from sale at several major online retailers, according to multiple reports. The costume, which bore a resemblance to uniforms worn by Nazi soldiers during WWII, was previously available for purchase at Target.com, Walmart.com and Amazon through a third-party seller, news outlets including USA Today and Newsweek first reported.
Walmart, Amazon, Target remove ‘German Army’ Halloween costume from online marketplaces: reports
(NEXSTAR) – A Halloween costume advertised as a “German Army Soldier” outfit has been removed from sale at several major online retailers, according to multiple reports. The costume, which bore a resemblance to uniforms worn by Nazi soldiers during WWII, was previously available for purchase at Target.com, Walmart.com and Amazon through a third-party seller, news outlets including USA Today and Newsweek first reported.
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