A Fascatg Exhibn Berl Is Dedited to a Group of Gay and Lbian German Jews Who Fought for the Rights of Both Communi Durg Nazi Rule.
Contents:
- GAY LIFE BERL IS STARTG TO ECHO A DARKER ERA
- GAY MEN UNR THE NAZI REGIME
- GAY AND JEWISH WARTIME BERL: THE LK BETWEEN HOMOSEXUALY AND ZNISM
GAY LIFE BERL IS STARTG TO ECHO A DARKER ERA
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GAY MEN UNR THE NAZI REGIME
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GAY AND JEWISH WARTIME BERL: THE LK BETWEEN HOMOSEXUALY AND ZNISM
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But LGBT-rights groups have warned of a parallel rise of vlent homophobia mastream the far-right Alternative for Germany (AfD) Party stormed to the Bunstag last year, s policians have lled for homosexuals to be imprisoned, vowed to repeal gay marriage, and nounced those sufferg om HIV. They are also remrs of Germany’s fascist past and, rights groups worry, signs of dangero future clamp-downs on vulnerable is a powerfully queer place—gay culture, polics, activism, clubs, and sex reverberate through the cy.
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