![]() ![]() And the Kurier für die Polizei des Landes Baden-Württemberg (newspaper of the police of the state of Baden-Württemberg) added: “a clean and pure book.” That was in 1974.ģ0 years later you can not buy Show me! any more. Maybe you can still find it at the Library or buy a used copy from a bookseller. The publisher discontinued printing and distribution in the mid-1990’s in exasperation. Thus a “clean and pure book” long ago has become a case for the morality police, the Department of Child Pornography. ![]() Until then, it was a long journey – a kind of journey backwards in time. When the sex education book from the Wuppertal Evangelical Youth Book Publisher came on the market in April 1974, it was praised not only by church representatives. The Art Directors Club awarded the large black and white work with a gold medal, in many media, it praised the lavish photo spreads by Will McBride, who was at one time the most respected photographer and chronicler of sexual liberation. In the magazine Twen, which still defines aesthetic standards, he published several pictures of pregnant women, enraptured Hippies and naked children. The liberation of sexuality from the straitjacket of common taboos and sanctions was the concern of Show me!. ![]()
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