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== A ==
== A ==
* Aanval op Fort Texan ([[Eroi_di_Fort_Worth,_Gli]]
* Aanval op Fort Texan ([[Eroi_di_Fort_Worth,_Gli|Gli eroi di Fort Worth]])
* Aasgieren ([[The Hunting Party]])
* Aasgieren ([[The Hunting Party]])



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As in most countries, the Dutch speaking countries (The Netherlands and Belgium) also labeled foreign movies with domestic titles. This lasted well into the eighties. It is not common procedure anymore, but occasionally they still can be found on new dvd-releases of older movies. A good example of that are the movies of Bud Spencer and Terence Hill, to which (older) people still refer using the Dutch title.

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Dutch spaghetti dictionary

  • aasgier (vulture)
  • bastaard (bastard)
  • bloedig (bloody)
  • doden (to kill)
  • dood (dead, death)
  • doodskist (coffin)
  • duivel (devil)
  • genade (mercy)
  • geweld (violence)
  • kogel (bullet)
  • slag (battle)
  • schieten (to shoot)
  • sterven (to die)
  • vuist (fist)
  • wraak (revenge)
  • wreker (avenger)
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