The student revolt, the awakening, the sexual revolution, dealing with the national-socialist past in post-war Germany, all of this has been widely discussed on many levels in recent years, research has been conducted and countless books and films have dealt with the "1968 movement". One can say that by this time 1968 has become part of the founding myth of the Berlin Republic. However, it is largely unknown that only a short time later, the ideas and demands of the 68ers should manifest themselves in another youth movement. In the early 1970s, thousands of young people in West Germany tried to establish self-governing youth centers in their towns and cities in order to create their own meeting places for leisure activities without a compulsion to buy and without being controlled by the parent generation. With slogans like "What we want: free time without control", they took to the streets collecting signatures and arguing with local politicians