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Wojciech Jakóbik on X: ".@adidas sells USSR shirts. What next? Nazi ones? Thx @AlexKokcharov. No more stuff from this company for me https://t.co/eQHBz73Ts8" / X
Adidas: A History of Being Nazi As Fuck
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The Nazi history of Adidas, the sportswear giant that took weeks to drop Kanye West over antisemitism - Jewish Telegraphic Agency
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Adolf Dassler And The Little-Known Nazi-Era Origins Of Adidas
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The Truth About Adidas' Nazi Roots - YouTube
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