Amicus-Briefbund

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title: Amicus-Briefbund
text: Amicus-Briefbund was the first homosexual publication in Germany after World War II. It was published in West Berlin from 1948 to 1953. In 1948, the former soldier Martin Knop received permission from the American occupation authorities in West Berlin to publish a magazine. The office was located at Nollendorfplatz. Amicus-Briefbund appeared monthly and consisted almost exclusively of personal ads and advertisements for events and venues aimed at same-sex loving men and women. The publisher's st
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description: First homosexual publication in Germany after WWII
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