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Term referring to all Westerns made in Europe, including films from Germany, Sweden, the former Yugoslavia and so on. Spaghetti Westerns are also Eurowesterns therefore. Eurowesterns especially include Spanish westerns without any Italian influences. The [[Spaghetti Western]] Database tries to list those as good as possible, although they are not the focus of this website, we nevertheless want to provide fans with all the information necessary. Most films you see that are categorized as Eurowestern, sometimes just don't really fit everyone's criteria of Spaghetti Westerns.
'''Eurowestern''' is a catch-all term referring to all Westerns made in Europe, including films from Germany (sometimes called [[Sauerkraut Western]]), Sweden, the former Yugoslavia and so on. Spaghetti Westerns are Eurowesterns. Eurowesterns especially include Spanish westerns without any Italian influences, sometimes called Paella-Western. The [[Spaghetti Western]] Database despite its name covers all films categorized as Eurowestern.


'''See our''' [[:Category:Eurowestern|Eurowestern category]]
'''See our''' [[:Category:Eurowestern|Eurowestern category]]


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Eurowestern is a catch-all term referring to all Westerns made in Europe, including films from Germany (sometimes called Sauerkraut Western), Sweden, the former Yugoslavia and so on. Spaghetti Westerns are Eurowesterns. Eurowesterns especially include Spanish westerns without any Italian influences, sometimes called Paella-Western. The Spaghetti Western Database despite its name covers all films categorized as Eurowestern.

See our Eurowestern category

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