Galliano denies racism claim

Fashion designer John Galliano denied accusations of racism when he faced his accusers at a Paris police station.

Tue, 01 Mar, 2011 - 07:49

Fashion designer John Galliano denied accusations of racism when he faced his accusers at a Paris police station.

A couple claimed he made anti-Semitic slurs – illegal in France – after a video emerged of him praising Adolf Hitler.

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