Received a t shirt from Germany that says Dresdnerin on it. Can you translate?

Question

The in printed at the end of word is in a different color print.

Answer 1

I think Paris hit it to the very point: It describes a tough girl who survived all raids upon her. Just like the survivors of the Dresden air raids by the allied forces in WWII. Dresden is a symbol for German national pride, and neo-n***s use the name of that city for showing they're the pride of the Arian race, so it may be be a neo n**i T-Shirt as well as a modern commercial print. I can't judge that until I see a picture of it.

Answer 2

it means Inhabitant of Dresden!

Answer 3

It's kinda like a Raiderette if you live in the U.S.

Answer 4

A Dresdnerin is a female person from Dresden, the city.

The 'in' at the end refers to the s*x. Without it it would be a male person from Dresden.

Answer 5

yes person from Dresden. I assume the  "in" is in a different color for the same purpose as if it would be written like this:

Dresdner(in). So that the shirt works for guys and girls.

Answer 6

Female person from Dresden (Est Germany).

Answer 7

What a c**p the last 2 people wrote. I am from Dresden, it's the capitol of Saxony, a state of Germany. And I never heard any n***s using it for their purposes. Like the other people said already, the city is Dresden, Dresdnerin is a female inhabitant of Dresden, Dresdner would be the male version.

Answer 8

g*y Parade?