Mugs of Soap

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The dresses are called a Dirndl, just in case you needed to know that for future research.

oh thanks! “stacked german honkers in beer-serving booby shirt” wasn’t getting any results


also it was invented by hitler’s propaganda ministry to make people believe “oh we have such a preserve-worthy past and tradition”

Wiki says Hitler only appropriated it and used in propaganda, not invented it. As with a lot of Japanese culture, some local elements were used to create more homogeneous culture and promote it is national one, proving some sort of pan-German identity.


Nope but right wing austrians still use it and Lederhosen in their propaganda, otherwise it’s commonly worn to anything from weddings or beer halls or nice dinner or any local event to waiting tables.







The struggle is real


FINALLY! Some Tiddies!

No soap but it is a start.


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