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Plaster beach was fortnightly and/or appearing monthly under this name from 1976 to 1990 and of Daniel Cohn Bendit published Frankfurt city magazine.

History

Plaster beach came out from the magazine FUZZY (abbreviation for "Frankfurt university Zzeitungs Ynitiative ") of the Frankfurt AStA. The magazine understood itself first as language pipe of the left Sponti scene in Frankfurt/Main. This was clarified by its title, which is itself on the Slogan "under the plaster the beach "refers, (the Slogan was however older, and originally came from May 68). It offered however beyond that a forum to a broad spectrum of left opinions. In the zero-number from October 1976 the objective was formulated: "[E] ine representation and argument of a spectrum [too] become, which hands the brutal repression of the police to revolutionary from the Makrobioten to cell, which takes up our escape desires and individual difficulties likewise like political dimensions, just like the self repression among us linking. "DadA Periodika, Dok. - NR.: DA-P0000891

To an eclat it, as the plaster beach 1978 in the context of a longer discussion over the submerged former terrorist of the revolutionary cells Hans Joachim small an explanation of its former organization under the title "dogs, came wants it eternally to bark "published. The procedure arranged the public prosecutor's office to scan the areas plaster beach and to seize the entire edition of the expenditure concerned. Still 1985 appeared an interview of Cohn Bendit with small in the underground.

Since in the middle of the 80's oriented itself the plaster beach politically at the line of the pragmatic Green wing within the Greens, whom Cohn Bendit and its former Sponti Joschka Fischer along-coined/shaped crucially. Parallel to it there was journalistic Professionalisierungstendenzen. Starting from 1982 the plaster beach, which printed up to then primarily contributions from the outside, had a firm own editorship. There under the artist name published the Comicautor field man its first Comicstrips. In addition center of the 1980-he 1980 existed for some to time an expenditure for regional Kassel/North Hesse.

1989 entered the Fuldaer daily paper publisher and partners at that time, today chairman of the board the calibration fount publishing house AG, Dr. Matthias Kierzeck with plaster beach and got Matthias Horx, at that time editor with the time magazine, and further professional Magazinmacher to Frankfurt. From the appearing underground sheet became a monthly high polish magazine, which did not obtain nevertheless expected success. In August 1990 Kierzeck sold the edge of paving to the press publishing house company ltd. of the two publishers Dr. Jan-Peter squirrel and Gerhard Krauss, which published the competitive city magazine appearance since 1982 in Frankfurt. There one decided in September 1990 to give both monthly titles up. The two formerly competing teams developed together under the line of Matthias Horx come by the edge of paving a new, now again appearing city pictorial, which appeared in October 1990 under the title journal Frankfurt for the first time and developed very fast to to today prominent Frankfurt city pictorial.

Coworker

Coworkers with plaster beach were among other things Daniel Cohn Bendit, Gerd Koenen, Matthias Horx, pure hard Mohr, Thomas Schmid and Cora Stephan.

Secondary literature

  • Stephanie horn: Parting from the collective. The Frankfurt plaster beach. Frankfurt/Main 1989: Fire & Apsel. ISBN 3925798404

See also

  • autonomy
  • radically

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