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Chic Burton T-shirt, a snip at £12. Shame it spells out a hidden neo-nazi slogan· Retailer unwittingly sold shirt with far-right slogan· Bosses believed it was harmless patriotism' Tim Dowling and Matthew TaylorSaturday May 12, 2007The Guardian
Chic Burton T-shirt, a snip at £12. Shame it spells out a hidden neo-nazi slogan· Retailer unwittingly sold shirt with far-right slogan· Bosses believed it was harmless patriotism' Tim Dowling and Matthew TaylorSaturday May 12, 2007The Guardian
The slogan on the Burton T-shirt translates as 'We will cleanse Russia of all non-Russians'
When Bristol university student Paddy Shuttleworth spotted an unassuming grey cotton T-shirt in his local Burton menswear shop, he was, to say the least, surprised; not by the price (a modest £12) but by the Cyrillic writing surrounding the doubleheaded eagle motif which, as a Russian language student, he was able to translate. Rather unfortunately, it read: "We will cleanse Russia of non-Russians!"
"I did mention to the girl as I bought one of the shirts, that it was politically probably quite dangerous," says Mr Shuttleworth. The shirt's overall design is an odd jumble of ersatz French logo and Russian iconography, but there is no mistaking the nature of the sentiment, which uses the old word for Russia, "Rus" as a way of distinguishing between ethnic Russians and those with Russian citizenship. "I've spoken to a Russian friend," says Mr Shuttleworth, "and she said you would be arrested if you wore it in Russia."
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