Karl-Heinz Walloch

January 12, 1987, 11 a.m., Mutlangen, Baden-Württemberg. One month after a missile alarm drill by US troops, 20 judges demonstrate in temperatures of minus 20 degrees Celsius against the stationing of US Pershing II missiles in the Federal Republic of Germany.

Some consider Degenhardt a remnant of the 1968 movement, while others see him as one of the few chansonniers and songwriters with a recognizable identity in the history of the Federal Republic of Germany. The film shows him in action as a singer and guitarist, but also as the author of several novels—a literary wanderer between the two Germanys.

January 12, 1987, 11 a.m., Mutlangen, Baden-Württemberg. One month after a missile alarm drill by US troops, 20 judges demonstrate in temperatures of minus 20 degrees Celsius against the stationing of US Pershing II missiles in the Federal Republic of Germany.

Some consider Degenhardt a remnant of the 1968 movement, while others see him as one of the few chansonniers and songwriters with a recognizable identity in the history of the Federal Republic of Germany. The film shows him in action as a singer and guitarist, but also as the author of several novels—a literary wanderer between the two Germanys.