1919, Hirschfeld and Kronfeld, founded the “Institut für Sexualwissenschaft” (Institute for ‘Sexual Research’) in Berlin. Both were active in the German Communist Party and both were official members of Berlin’s Jewish community.
A multitude of degenerate services were offered at the institute, including the first surgical sex changes in modern history, abortions, lectures and 'sex counseling', room rentals, a large library of pornography and erotic literature on every possible perversion (including bestiality and pedophilia)and a Museum of Sex featuring a wide array of homosexual fetish items, dildos, "masturbation machines", etc.
The period between 1919 to 1933, in German history is often known as the Weimar period. During Weimar’s early years, Germany was a society which had been cut loose from its traditional cultural moorings and set adrift. The old norms and the old rules of social behavior didn’t seem to apply anymore, causing a sort of social malaise, as manifested in the “lost generation.”
By 1933, when Hitler rose to power, Berlin had become the sex capitol of Europe
1919, Hirschfeld and Kronfeld, founded the “Institut für Sexualwissenschaft” (Institute for ‘Sexual Research’) in Berlin. Both were active in the German Communist Party and both were official members of Berlin’s Jewish community.
A multitude of degenerate services were offered at the institute, including the first surgical sex changes in modern history, abortions, lectures and 'sex counseling', room rentals, a large library of pornography and erotic literature on every possible perversion (including bestiality and pedophilia)and a Museum of Sex featuring a wide array of homosexual fetish items, dildos, "masturbation machines", etc.
The period between 1919 to 1933, in German history is often known as the Weimar period. During Weimar’s early years, Germany was a society which had been cut loose from its traditional cultural moorings and set adrift. The old norms and the old rules of social behavior didn’t seem to apply anymore, causing a sort of social malaise, as manifested in the “lost generation.”
By 1933, when Hitler rose to power, Berlin had become the sex capitol of Europe