John Galliano News
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The Jerusalem Post has just published its annual ranking of the world’s 50 most influential Jews, and I’m sorry but also somewhat relieved to report that I don’t appear on it this year.
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John Galliano, the designer fired by Christian Dior SA over a video recording of his saying “I love Hitler,” told a Paris court he was addicted to alcohol, valium and sleeping pills and doesn’t remember anti-Semitic and racist attacks bar patrons claim he made.
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Christian Dior SA said it will fire its head fashion designer John Galliano after a video emerged supporting claims that he uttered anti-semitic comments at people in a Paris cafe.
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John Galliano , the designer fired by Christian Dior SA over a video rant saying “I love Hitler,” will stand trial June 22 on charges of verbally abusing three people with anti-Semitic and racist slurs, a Paris court said.
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John Galliano, the designer fired by Christian Dior SA over a video recording of his saying “I love Hitler,” will tell a Paris court he doesn’t remember two other incidents in which he is accused of anti-Semitic and racist attacks on bar patrons, and deny having such prejudices.
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John Galliano , the designer who is being fired by Christian Dior SA , apologized for his behavior after a couple alleged he made anti-semitic and racist comments to them at a cafe in Paris and denied harboring such views.
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John Galliano’s fashion house named Bill Gaytten as new creative director to replace the label’s eponymous founding designer who was fired this year and is standing trial in Paris for making anti-Semitic comments.
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Christian Dior SA fashion designer John Galliano will meet the woman accusing him of anti-Semitism tomorrow in a confrontation called by Paris prosecutors to settle the matter four days after he was arrested, his lawyer said.
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John Galliano will have a hard time erasing the image of his drunken anti-Semitic slurs from the public’s mind even if he is cleared by a French court today of criminal charges stemming from other related incidents.
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John Galliano, the designer fired by Christian Dior SA over a video recording of him saying “I love Hitler,” was found guilty by a French court of hate speech stemming from incidents at a Paris cafe.
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