Lieder machen Leute: Teaching Postwar German Identity through Song
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- Acid rain, Acoustic guitar, Acquainting students, Asso verlag anneliese althoff, Bessere zeit, Birklein stund, Blosn, Dann, Dann genau, Degenhardt, Deitscha schrift, Deitsche, Deitsche vaterland, Deutsche, Deutsche vaterland, Doch, Erbreche mich, Final stanza, Frankfurt fischer, Franz josef degenhardt, Ganze sonntagseinerlei, Gedenkdofi konn, German culture, German identity formation, Goidna rand, Hannes wader, Helmut debus, Ihre unterfassend, Ihre vernichtung, Kirschen, Kranken natur, Lieder, Liedermacher, Liner notes, Luft riecht, Mehr, Mehr findn, Mein bayernland, Nach, Nazi years, Nicht, Noch, Nuclear energy, Nuclear power, Oswald andrae, Other topics, Postwar decades, Postwar period, Reprocessing plant, Rieche nebenbei, Rotgraue raben, Sabinchen, Sahne, Same time, Sein nama, Seinazeit gwesn, Sepp raith, Sich, Song text, Standard german, Stanza, Student europa student berlin, Unserer macht, Unsern kranken nachbarn auch, Unsrer natur, Vaterland, Wader, Walter mossmann, Wenn, West german, West germany, Wickham, Zeit, Zorn dieser hilflosen.
Abstract
The negotiation of a West German identity in the decades that followed World War II can be traced in the issues and movements that preoccupied the populace. These in turn are documented in the work of socially and politically motivated Liedermacher. Songs thus serve as a point of entry for students into how Germans saw themselves in the Bonn Republic. By focusing on the Wirtschaftswunder, anti‐nuclear activity, the environment, and patriotic militarism as addressed in five song texts from 1967 to 1985, this article provides a resource platform from which to build learning units and student projects exploring this era.
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