Berlin's 1968 student protests and Germany's Nazi past | DW English

Berlin's 1968 student movement broke the silence over Germany's dark Nazi past, and profoundly changed the country. Now, 50 years later, what has become of those dreams of a classless society, free love and alternative lifestyles? DW accompanied two of the movement's iconic figures on a stroll down memory lane.
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[@InchonDM]

I did my Bachelor's thesis on the 68er-Bewegung, and I sure wish I'd had this available when I did. This is fantastic stuff, and outside of Germany it's not well known or well understood how important the 1968 movement was! Not least because it started mostly in prior years and peaked in 1968, thus laying the foundation for 1968s all across the rest of the world.
I'm glad that we still have some of the movement around, to get their stories before it all fades away.

[@dushyant_goel]

reupload ?

[@robertortiz-wilson1588]

Deeply diluted people with a horrible legacy.

[@seanettles657]

Listening to this tripe made my ears bleed.