The Hot Girls of Weimar Berlin

by Barbara Ulrich · 2002

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This lively collage of excerpts from German periodicals shows a culture at its decadent peak before the Nazi suppression. As an homage to the sexually liberated women of pre-Nazi Germany, color and black-and-white full-page graphics, photographs, and advertisements are featured. Also included are color pictorials, erotic cartoons, advice for lesbians, aphrodisiac recipes, naughty parlor games, and sexy bedtime stories.

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womenwomenMore like thisLess of this
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1920s1920sMore like thisLess of thisGermanyGermanyMore like thisLess of this
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