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| − | A form of [[hat]] / headwear, the wearing of which is normally stereotypically associated with the [[French]].<br /> | + | A '''beret''' form of [[hat]] / headwear, the wearing of which is normally stereotypically associated with the [[French]].<br /> |
| − | Other "famous" wearers of these include [[The BEANO]] comic character [[Minnie the Minx]] and star character of classic 1970's [[BBC]] sitcom "Some Mothers Do 'Ave 'Em", [[Frank Spencer]] | + | Other "famous" wearers of these include [[The BEANO]] comic character [[Minnie the Minx]] and star character of classic 1970's [[BBC]] sitcom "Some Mothers Do 'Ave 'Em", [[Frank Spencer]]. |
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| + | Berets are also often associated with the militaries, government agencies, and police forces of countries such as [[Ireland]], [[Italy]], [[Spain]], [[Portugal]], [[Colombia]], [[Venezuela]], [[Russia]] and other [[Eastern Europe]]an countries, [[Israel]], and some countries of [[Africa]] and the [[Caribbean]]. | ||
[[Category:Clothing]] | [[Category:Clothing]] | ||
Revision as of 18:24, October 9, 2018
A beret form of hat / headwear, the wearing of which is normally stereotypically associated with the French.
Other "famous" wearers of these include The BEANO comic character Minnie the Minx and star character of classic 1970's BBC sitcom "Some Mothers Do 'Ave 'Em", Frank Spencer.
Berets are also often associated with the militaries, government agencies, and police forces of countries such as Ireland, Italy, Spain, Portugal, Colombia, Venezuela, Russia and other Eastern European countries, Israel, and some countries of Africa and the Caribbean.