- The
zazous were a
subculture in
France during World War II. They were
young people expressing their individuality by
wearing big or
garish clothing (similar...
- An
Anglophile is a
person who
admires or
loves England, its people, its culture, its language, and/or its
various accents. The word is
derived from the...
- blue uniform. They are
remembered for
their fights with
zazous and Jews and
shaving heads of
zazous. It was
established in
October 1941
under the name l'Union...
- available.
These discothèques were also
patronized by anti-Vichy
youth called zazous. In **** Germany,
there were
underground discothèques
patronized by anti-****...
-
controlled by the Germans. A new
generation of
French jazz enthusiasts, the
Zazous, had
arisen and
swollen the
ranks of the Hot Club.: 157 In
addition to...
- boys subculture.
Comparable in
fashion to
their French contemporaries the
zazous, the
tombakowa młodzież were
known for
wearing knee
length jackets and slim...
-
Swing Youth were the
Zazou movement in
France at the same time, for the
Zazous also enjo****
American music,
liked to
dress in the "English style", and...
-
occupiers of
France banned jazz, he held
regular social gatherings with
other zazous at his home to
listen to jazz
records and
illegal radio stations. Pierre-Louis...
- the 1985 release, "In the Night", is
about the
subculture known as the
Zazous,
which appeared in
France during the
German occupation of
France in World...
- "Patrick Vian: "Je n'ai
jamais dit papa"". LExpress.fr.
October 5, 2011. Roussel, Frédérique. "Madame Vian a
rejoint les
zazous". Libération. v t e v t e...
