Beyond the Border: Young Minorities in the Danish-German Borderlands, 1955-1971

Contents\nIllustrations\nAcknowledgements\nNotes on Language, Terminology and Translations\nAbbreviations\nIntroduction\nChapter 1. Strong Spirits and Healing Wounds: The Minorities during Conflicts and Aftermath, pre-1955\nChapter 2. Unlikely Cold War Allies: Young People Challenging the Border Struggle and Isolationism, c. 1955–62\nChapter 3. New Ideas of a United Europe: Generational Differences on Being Danish, German and European, c. 1955–63\nChapter 4. Contesting, Celebrating and Questioning: Generational Differences on the Past and Politics, c. 1960–65\nChapter 5. Young People Enjoying Life and Having Fun: Life Is Too Good to Fight a National Struggle, c. 1957–67\nChapter 6. But Who Are We …? Independent Young Voices on Kin–State Relations and Perceptions of the Meanings of Belonging to a National Minority c. 1965–70\nChapter 7. Young People of Their Time? Gender, Global Interests and (Non-) Rebellions, c. 1967–71\nConclusion\nIndex