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Man who wore Hitler costume for Halloween fired from job at Madison Children’s Museum
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The Children's Museum said the man who wore a Hitler costume on State Street, drawing condemnation and national attention, has cognitive disabilities and believed he was mocking Hitler.
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MADISON, Wis. (AP) -- The Madison Children's Museum has fired a Wisconsin man with cognitive disabilities after he wore an Adolf Hitler costume over the
The Children's Museum said the man who wore a Hitler costume on State Street, drawing condemnation and national attention, has cognitive disabilities and believed he was mocking Hitler.
Police and the Children's Museum said the man who wore a Hitler costume on State Street, drawing condemnation and national attention, has cognitive disabilities.
The Madison Children's Museum said the man's disabilities are due to a traumatic brain injury and that his work over the last decade has been supervised.
The Children's Museum said the man who wore a Hitler costume, drawing condemnation and national attention, has cognitive disabilities and believed he was mocking Hitler.
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