German sex party
The German Sex Party (DSP) was a small German party in the 1970s, which influenced the social debate about sexual morality due to its controversy and in particular through its party newspaper .
history
The German Sex Party (DSP) was founded on February 4th 1970 in a Hamburg pub by 11 people. The establishment was largely pushed by Joachim Driessen , graphic artist and publisher of the St. Pauli newspaper , who also became party chairman at the constituent meeting. Roland Schade became party director. With the founding of the party, Driessen wanted above all to prevent his newspaper from being banned for pornography . Originally, the party wanted to run for the 1972 federal election , but forgot to register. However, in 1973 she joined Karl Heinz Langner in the election to the Reutlingen district council. He got 1,367 votes in this election.
Party newspaper
According to the Ministry of Family Affairs, the paper presented "sexual activity exclusively as a means of enjoyment education" and the Ministry therefore requested that it be indexed. The newspaper was declared a party organ when it was founded.
logo
The party's emblem was a gold teardrop in a red, equilateral, vertically apex triangle.
Program
The members of the DSP were obliged to "work tirelessly for the liberalization of sex in the immediate and wider vicinity through word and deed".
- intercourse should also be allowed outside of marriage
- The GDR is to be infiltrated by sex tourism, by converting the entire Baltic coast into nudist beaches, pressure should be exerted on the leaders in the GDR
- "A marriage can consist of different or same sex, two or more partners."
- a new era of peace is to be created
- Naked pictures should no longer be harmful to minors
- sexual liberation from all social constraints
Web links
- 60 years of Germany. From the philistine hell to the blended family - Part II. In: Süddeutsche Zeitung , 23 September 2009
- The right organ . In: Der Spiegel . No. 13 , 1970 ( online ).
Individual evidence
- ↑ You are right here . In: Die Zeit , No. 6/1970
- ↑ a b topic one . In: Der Spiegel . No. 32 , 1970 ( online ).
- ^ A. Schulz: Small parties in Germany: Rise and fall of non-established political associations. Vs publisher. 1st edition. P. 432
- ↑ rv-bildertanz.blogspot.com
- ^ Neckar Chronicle: Trompeter-Icke made the Reutlingers blush
- ↑ zensur-archiv.de ( Memento of the original from May 24th 2010 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link was automatically inserted and not yet checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice.
- ↑ 60xdeutschland.de
