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Wie der Heavy Metal in die DDR kam

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2021
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German

TITLE: Wie der Heavy Metal in die DDR kam

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AUTHOR: Nikolai Okunew

DESCRIPTION: Genau so wie Blueser oder Punks waren auch die Metal-Fans ein fester Teil der Sub- und Jugendkulturen der DDR. Historiker Nikolai Okunew erklärt in seinem Vortag, über welche Kanäle und Radiosendungen sich die Szene informiert hat und wie politisch oder unpolitisch sie war.

Nikolai Okunew mag auch privat Heavy Metal. Während seines Studiums stellte er fest, dass es noch nicht viel historische Forschung zum Thema Heavy Metal in der DDR gibt. Also machte er sich selbst an die Arbeit

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  1. Nikolai Okunew (2021)

    No date given · No. 2021 · 42 min

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  1. Wie der Heavy Metal in die DDR kam

    Hörspiele · Nikolai Okunew · 1 episode here · archive.org

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