- The term
Lederhosen (/ˈleɪdərˌhoʊzən/;
German pronunciation: [ˈleːdɐˌhoːzn̩] ,
singular in
German usage: Lederhose, German: [ˈleːdɐˌhoːzə] ; lit. "Leather...
- with Bavarian, Austrian,
South Tyrolean and
Trentino garments,
including lederhosen and dirndls, many
other German-speaking
peoples have them, as did the...
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Three Lederhosen in St.
Tropez (German: Drei
Lederhosen in St. Tropez) is a 1980 West
German ****
comedy film
directed by
Franz Marischka and starring...
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Attack of the
Lederhosen Zombies is a 2016
Austrian comedy horror film
directed by
Dominik Hartl and
based on a
screenplay written by
Hartl and
Armin Prediger...
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different regions. The
usual masculine tracht counterpart of the
dirndl is
lederhosen. In the late 19th
century the
dirndl was
adapted by the
upper and middle...
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Bavarian **** (German: Lederhosenfilm, "
Lederhosen movie") is a
campy subgenre of
comic erotic cinema from Germany. The
apogee of the
genre was the late...
-
Austrian crossover band
formed in 2001. The band is
famous for
wearing lederhosen and
their lyrics are
predominantly in English,
though German and Polish...
- in Montreal, Quebec. She
initially used the
stage name and
persona of
Lederhosen Lucil, but in 2007, she also
began recording and
performing under her...
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world war that were less tied to the
older forms. For the Schuhplattler,
lederhosen and
dirndls are a must.
These range from the simple,
practical styles...
- A
woman tells of her mother's divorce,
prompted by a trip to buy some
lederhosen in
Germany as a
souvenir for her
husband who has
remained at home in Tokyo...
