Photo Gallery Breaking Ranks
In an excerpt from his new book, SPIEGEL editor Jan Fleischhauer describes his childhood in a typical West German liberal family, with parents who wouldn't let him eat oranges because they were grown in countries ruled by dictators, and his coming out as a late conservative.
Demonstrations in support of Chancellor Willy Brandt in 1972: "The Social Democratic Party was seen as a dort of political Salvation Army."
Foto: DPA
The cultural institution of the left: Go to any theater, museum or open-air concert, and you'll quickly realize that ideas beyond the mindscape of the left are unwelcome there."
Foto: DDP
Marriage, a symbol of conservative society: "Leftism is a worldview, but most of all it is a feeling."
Foto: DDP
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