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A Thrilling And Essential Social History That Details The Rebellious Youth Movement That Helped Change The World. Rolling Stoneoriginal And Inspiring . . . Mr. Mohr Has Written An Important Work Of Cold War Cultural History. The Wall Street Journalwildly Entertaining . . . A Thrilling Tale . . . A Joy In The Way It Brings Back Punks Fury And High Stakes. Vogueit Began With A Handful Of East Berlin Teens Who Heard The Sex Pistols On A British Military Radio Broadcast To Troops In West Berlin, And It Ended With The Collapse Of The East German Dictatorship. Punk Rock Was A Lifechanging Discovery. The Buzzsaw Guitars, The Messedup Clothing And Hair, The Rejection Of Society And The Diy Approach To Building A New One: In Their Gray Surroundings, Where Everyones Future Was Preordained By Some Communist Apparatchik, Punk Represented A Revolutionary Philosophyquite Literally, As It Turned Out.But As These Young Kids Tried To Form Bands And Became More Visible, Security Forcesincluding The Dreaded Secret Police, The Stasitargeted Them. They Were Spied On By Friends And Even Members Of Their Own Families; They Were Expelled From Schools And Fired From Jobs; They Were Beaten By Police And Imprisoned. Instead Of Conforming, The Punks Fought Back, Playing An Indispensable Role In The Underground Movements That Helped Bring Down The Berlin Wall.This Secret History Of East German Punk Rock Is Not Just About The Music; It Is A Story Of Extraordinary Bravery In The Face Of One Of The Most Oppressive Regimes In History. Rollicking, Cinematic, Deeply Researched, Highly Readable, And Thrillingly Topical, Burningdown The Haus Brings To Life The Young Men And Women Who Successfully Fought Authoritarianism Three Chords At A Timeand Is A Fiery Testament To The Irrepressible Spirit Of Revolution.
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