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English: Bad Goisern ( Upper Austria ). Landler museum: Local costumes of the Austrian protestant Landler community in Großpold ( Apoldu de Sus, Romania )
Deutsch: Bad Goisern ( Oberösterreich ). Landlermuseum: Tracht der österreichisch-protestantischen Landler in Großpold ( Apoldu de Sus, Rumänien )
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