The Roaring Twenties
- Created by: Alice Edwards-King
- Created on: 01-05-15 19:37
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- The Roaring 20s
- Paintings were used to portray society in an objective way.
- The 20s was the Golden Age of German cinema. Its best known director, Fritz Lang produced lots of films.
- A new group of architects emerged called the Bauhaus. Their approach was very different to the elaborate pre-war style.
- A vibrant nightlife scene full of daring shows and naked dancing emerged. Berlin was famous for transvestites and homosexuality was no longer frowned upon.
- Theatre and opera were set in the society of the time and included greater realism.
- A lot of people in the countryside thought the new lifestyle was immoral.
- The lifestyle was mainly found in Berlin, it did not stretch across the country.
- By the 1930s everything stopped.
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