German T-shirt Retailer Sparks International Incident
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A German online retailer sold T-shirts the Chinese Embassy in Berlin found so offense that it demanded their removal, according to USA Today.
Online shop Spreadshirt.de sold T-shirts with controversial slogans, like "Save a dog, eat a Chinese," which apparently did not go over so well with the Chinese Embassy.
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