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Schwarzer, Wolf, Skin | Marie Hagemann

2 posts | 1 read

Schwarzer, Wolf - der Name ist Programm: Er ist ein schwarzer Wolf: stark und gefährlich und fühlt sich in der Gruppe wohl. Hier findet er die Geborgenheit, die er zu Hause vermisst. Da ist Verbundenheit, wie er sie bis jetzt noch nie gespürt hat. Vor allem mit Andy, dem Neuen. Der ist irgendwie was Besonderes. Wenn alle so eine bestimmte Menge Bier intus haben, gehen sie los und machen einen drauf. Randale. Zoff. Ausländer aufmischen. Für Ordnung sorgen. Das macht Spaß. Doch dann geht die Gruppe zu weit ... Packend, aufrüttelnd, beklemmend: die Geschichte eines jungen Mannes in der rechten Szene

MariaW

Schwarzer, Wolf, Skin | Marie Hagemann

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This educational novel was written to put light on the reasons why young adults drifted into the skin culture and its extreme right-wing tendencies in the 90ies Germany. Although it uses real events, it is very superficial, but I donâ€˜t think the students will mind or even realize.

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MariaW

Schwarzer, Wolf, Skin | Marie Hagemann

This is was you come across when you‘re reading a book recommended to read with your students. When theyâ€˜re nit interested, they just scribble something in the book. Even though it is not their own one.

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