Denmarkโs Old Festival Costume Rule: Beware the Public Hats
In Denmark, an unusual regulation allegedly forbade wearing festival costumes with large hats in certain public spaces, reflecting historical concerns about crowd safety and visibility.
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In Denmark, an unusual regulation allegedly forbade wearing festival costumes with large hats in certain public spaces, reflecting historical concerns about crowd safety and visibility.
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