The toys, sold by German firm CustomBricks, are reminiscent of Lego's toys in their style of design, the BBC reported. But according to Lego, CustomBricks does not act according to the values the Danish company represents. Lego's statement states that the company "does not support the product in any way or way — on the contrary."Toy shoppers on Amazon’s Germany site recently discovered they can easily buy modified Lego-style Nazi-era German soldiers with the click of a button. German law bans the use of Nazi symbols. Some shoppers trying to stop sales.https://t.co/6skLJDt9W5 pic.twitter.com/Nz3RmWb2Am
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CustomBricks also sells toy soldiers and vehicles designed in the spirit of World War II and the Allies. The company's Amazon page says the product is not suitable for children under the age of 7, and parental supervision is required when using it.German law prohibits the use of Nazi symbols. The penalties for the use of Nazi symbols range from high fines to imprisonment.German father finds fake Lego figures dressed as Nazi SS soldiers for sale on Amazon https://t.co/lFUem1YPgR
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