"Hans Steinbichler's enjoyable Fraktur, in which a haulage company boss travels to Frankfurt to wreak revenge on the board of the Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung newspaper for removing the Teutonic 'Fraktur Gothic' typeface from their masthead"
Via.. http://www.screendaily.com/ScreenDailyArticle.aspx?intStoryID=42973
Teutonic 'Fraktur Gothic'
I am too ignorant to decide whether its Fraktur or Textur so I combine both terms in hope that one of them will fit, and to make sure that readers even more ignorant than me know what I am talking about I add 'Teutonic'?!
>I am too ignorant to decide whether its Fraktur or Textur
Another movie idea? "Clash of the Teutons"
:D
(I'd be curious to know if the term is taken from the movie or was coined by the reviewer.)
>I’d be curious to know if the term is taken from the movie or was coined by the reviewer.
My guess is the reviewer. Seems to be pretty commonly used... http://www.google.com/news?hl=en&ned=us&scoring=d&q=teutonic
...which turns up this lovely quote...
“The teutonic plates of politics in Ireland are shifting.”
...they love German food in Ireland!
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