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For those who are new here. 😉

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Here the tradition is still alive, including dialect. Swabian colony in Southern Brazil.

[Vidar Odensson 🇸🇪 @OdenssonV]

Love your people.

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Icelandic girls in traditional folk clothing.

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Russian mother and daughter.

[Chad Crowley @CCrowley100]

“We must secure the existence of our people and a future for white children.”

Nothing else matters.

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A young girl from Belluno, Veneto, Italy.

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Peasant Lovers by Wolfgang Willrich, 1940.

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Bavarian Dancing, 1934.

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Swiss man.

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Bormio, Lombardia, Italy.

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Arles, Provence, France.

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Lithuanian woman in traditional folk clothing.

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County Cork, Ireland (1962).

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Girl in traditional folk clothing from Radolfzell, Lake Constance, Baden Wurttemberg, Germany.

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Hungarian shepherd.

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@arpiprimas76952 Yes. Each type of attire was worn at a different stage of life. The most ornate garments were reserved for special occasions and passed down from generation to generation.

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Girl in traditional Russian folk clothing.

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Girl in traditional Russian folk clothing.

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Traditional Norwegian bunad from Sigdal, Eggedal and Krødsherad.

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Young women from Douarnenez, Elliant, and the Bigouden region in Brittany.

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Arminius and Thusnelda by Johann Zeissig.