The origin of youth culture 1875-1945

Each story has a beginning. British publicist John Savage tells the exciting history of the formation and formation of youth culture from the second half of the 19th century and until 1945, when the word “teenager” officially entered the circulation. The author talks about London, New York, Paris and Berlin from the times of gangs, hooligans and apesh. Explores the nature of the first youth associations from the Boyskouts and the Vanderfogel to Hitler Youth. Looks for eternal youth with Peter Pan and explores free love with a rupert bloom. He talks about fluppers, priests, golden youth, young unemployed times of great depression. About musical genres, dancing, idols of their time and fashionable poet.
The preface to the Russian publication was written by Artemy Troitsky