The Americanization of the German youth culture from 1945 to 1960

How American music influenced the German youth


Term Paper, 2010

4 Pages, Grade: 1,3


Abstract or Introduction

1. Introduction
2. Jazz
2.1 Beginnings in East and West Germany after 1945
2.2 Two primary types of Jazz in Germany
2.2.1 Mainstream Jazz
2.2.2 Modern Jazz
3. Differences in handling Jazz between East and West Germany from 1945 to 1960
3.1 East Germany
3.1.1 State Campaigns against Jazz
3.1.2 Adolescent Jazz culture despite prohibitions
3.2 West Germany
3.2.1 Openness for Jazz
3.2.2 Jazz clubs
4. Rock ‘n’ Roll
4.1 Beginnings in East and West Germany after 1945
4.2 Influences and effects on the German youth
4.2.1 Subculture “Halbstarke"
4.2.2 Elvis Presley
5. Differences in handling Rock 'n' Roll between East and West Germany from
1945 to 1960
5.1 East Germany
5.1.1 Ways of prohibition
5.1.2 Lipsi
5.2 West Germany
5.2.1 Initial skepticism
5.2.2 Openness for Rock 'n' Roll
6. Conclusion
7. Works Cited

Details

Title
The Americanization of the German youth culture from 1945 to 1960
Subtitle
How American music influenced the German youth
College
University of Leipzig  (Philologische Fakultät)
Grade
1,3
Author
Year
2010
Pages
4
Catalog Number
V207025
ISBN (eBook)
9783656341741
File size
392 KB
Language
English
Keywords
americanization, german, american
Quote paper
Franziska Schüppel (Author), 2010, The Americanization of the German youth culture from 1945 to 1960, Munich, GRIN Verlag, https://www.grin.com/document/207025

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