Around 9.50pm, the spotlights that had been flooding the stage with bright white light were turned off. Zeitschrift für die Berliner Polizei, October 2, 1965, p. 21. The function of such practices is to ‘evacuate natural aggression’ in a controlled environment, in order to ward off more serious harm. Drinks were now served only in paper cups that could not be used as projectiles. The morning after: disenchantment, damage, and debate. ’) in the process establishing a new rock and pop culture. “Rolling Stones” haben in Berlin viel vor’. : in Blackpool in England, in Belfast in Northern Ireland, in Halsingbord in Sweden, and in the American city of Lynn, incidents had taken place leading, in some cases, to the intervention of police dogs and police officers armed with water cannons. See the Report of the Schutzpolizei command S1, Berlin, 16 September 1965, p. 3, Polizeihistorische Sammlung Berlin 3.43.3. See: ‘Die Waldbühne im Wiederaufbau. Memorandum on the arrival of the English band ‘The Rolling Stones’ in Berlin on September 9, 1965. She is an actress, known for The Second Awakening of Christa Klages (1978), Womb (2010) and Die Kinder (1990). Staatsministerium des Innern, München, May 26, 1965, Bayerische Polizeischule Fürstenfeldbruck 472, Bayerisches Hauptstaatsarchiv. See Verlaufs- und Erfahrungsbericht über den polizeilichen Einsatz, S. 13. 5 ‘Tick im Hirn’, Der Spiegel, no 37, 1965, p. 122. Finally, this uncontrollable concert was also debated in the Berlin parliament. which had organised the concert and so was the target of these criticisms, defended the event against newspaper commentaries trying to ‘lay the blame for what had happened on the Rolling Stones’. The representatives used the example of the concert to debate their parties’ conceptions of youth and security policies, with the result that a ban was put to a vote but finally defeated. 19-39. Und nicht jede/r, den/die Polizeigewalt treffe, sei unschuldig daran. Al. Panorama Hotel Lilienstein Königstein. But only twenty minutes later, the organisers stopped the concert.19 Around 9.50pm, the spotlights that had been flooding the stage with bright white light were turned off.20 This lighting had been chosen based on experiments conducted in jazz concerts, which seemed to show that fans’ emotions could be channelled and literally ‘cooled down’ by white light. These wooden benches, designed only for people to sit on them, gave way beneath the weight and when the first planks were smashed to pieces, some fans started ripping up more, either caught up in the excitement, according to some, or out of anger at the brevity of the concert and at police use of batons, according to others – causing similar disturbances as during a Bill Haley concert at the Berlin Sportpalast six years earlier. Foto: Steffen Gross. A free inside look at Polizeiprasidium Mittelfranken offices and culture posted anonymously by employees. 40 Note on the urgent question of the CDU group on the prevention of scenes of violence and vandalism in Berlin, III B 3 – 0321/440 5254, PhS 3.43.3. Pop Culture Panics: How Moral Crusaders Construct Meanings of Deviance and Delinquency. Habt ihr irgendwelche Ideen ?! Das Bauwerk ist trutzig, mit kleinen, vergitterten Fenstern und stilisierten Zinnen entlang des Dachfirstes. Zeitschrift für musisches Leben in der Jugend. Vol. Read and write album reviews for Polizei Ist im Haus - Polizei on AllMusic An icon used to represent a menu that can be toggled by interacting with this icon. The convoy also included unmarked cars to ward off any potential fans in vehicles, but everything went according to plan. Munich: Collection Rolf Heyne, 2006. D. bekennt, dass sie sich bei der Polizei bewerben möchte. 31 Report on the execution and experience, p. 7. The main concert was scheduled to begin at 9.30pm.12, 6The Berlin police had taken a range of precautionary measures, including the deployment of 357 officers, 12 mounted officers, and 30 dogs.13 Task forces and ‘substantial reinforcements’ were on stand-by next to the stage.14 Plainclothes surveillance officers were also present and a space was ready to hold any potential prisoners.15 But it was clear that no major public order issues were expected because equipment was limited to ‘uniforms, protective visors, and batons’ with no helmets or riot shields.16. Jetzt mit dem Digital-Abo einfach weiterlesen! Fights between Mods and Rockers broke out in seaside resorts in the south of England, while in Paris a mass concert announced as the ‘Nuit de la Nation’ (held on the city’s Place de la Nation) spiralled out of control. Alte Polizeiakten verraten nun, wie verhärtet die Fronten waren,”. The first firecrackers were thrown, along with some objects including shoes and underwear. Tamagne Florence, “La ‘Nuit de la Nation’: culture jeune, rock’n’roll et panique morale dans la France des années 1960.” In Rock et violences en Europe, edited by Pascal Dupuy and Joann Élart. Police riot squads ready for action,”, Anti-Rock: the Opposition to Rock 'n' Roll, The Rolling Stones’ tour was organised by the youth magazine, following the example of its French counterpart. Sternheimer Karen, Pop Culture Panics: How Moral Crusaders Construct Meanings of Deviance and Delinquency. The convoy also included unmarked cars to ward off any potential fans in vehicles, but everything went according to plan. Hundreds of youths [tried to] storm the stage. 38 Agency Bulletin ‘Berliner Polizei fuer Verbot von Krawall-Veranstaltungen’, n.d., typescript, PhS 3 ; 39 During the 57 th session of September 23 and the 58 th session of October 7, 1965. The events within the venue were also meticulously documented. 15It is true that due to problems with their insurance, the Waldbühne remained in ruins for so long that it was not able to host another beat music concert during the following years. 37 « Let’s go, let’s go… Unzeitgemäße Betrachtungen über Beatmusik », Kontakte. Bravo’s tour included concerts in Münster, Essen, Munich, Berlin, and Hamburg. Déviantes et délinquantes XIXe-XXIe siècles, Sujets déviants, sujets pervers. 11. Such ritualised situations can be seen in traditional April 1. jokes or ‘orgiastic festivals’, such as Carnival, also considered as ‘moral holidays’. 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Gesammelte Schriften V, Sozialpsychologie 3. 1The early 1960s were relatively calm compared to the previous decade, during which clashes relating to rock 'n' roll and negative social stereotypes associated with the labels ‘Halbstarke’, ‘teddy boys’, and ‘juvenile delinquents’ constantly made the headlines.