La RÉVOLUTION SEXUELLE n'a pas commencé en 1960 mais pendant la 2nd GM

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3165954/How-Blitz-sent-Britain-sex-mad-New-book-reveals-Hitler-s-bid-bomb-surrender-startling-effect.html
sur la photo 3 londoniennes qui s'amourachent entre elles pendant que des bombes allemandes se déversent sur Londres

Article passionnante sur la libération des moeurs sexuelles dans le Londres de 1940-1941 en pleine attaque éclair ("Blitz") de l'aviation Allemande.

Quelques passages intéressants :

People had love affairs they wouldn't have had before the war, says Alison Wilson, who was a schoolgirl as the Blitz raged in 1940 and 1941. Her mother was one of many who, despite being married, took wartime lovers - in her case, a Scottish civil servant posted to London.

He was a married man with two children, and after the war he went back to his family, adds Wilson. There was a live-for-the-moment attitude. You never knew when you were going to be killed by a bomb.

The Blitz intensified sexual desire. A full two decades before the so-called permissive society of the Sixties, a dramatic, if understated, sexual revolution was already taking place - one which would, significantly, prove to be a forerunner of the mores by which Britons live today.

It was not just the risk of death that made this first sexual revolution possible. The blackout offered anonymity and excitement. The arrival of foreigners - coinciding with the departure of husbands - offered hitherto unheard-of temptation, while the evacuation of children left mothers suddenly free from their parental responsibilities and with unexpected time on their hands.

Underground air-raid shelters offered unprecedented opportunities for sexual liaisons. What else could be expected when people were lying alongside each other in the dark for long periods, alternately scared and bored?

There was a huge amount of adventure, excitement and romance, because there was a breaking down of conventions, he says. London was full of foreigners, and women behaving amazingly. It was a permissive period more secretive than the Sixties, and never quite admitted.

The Woodstock generation may have thought they invented sex, but in truth they were only following a path that had been long since trodden by the uninhibited, trailblazing men and women of the Blitz.'''

Et encore je vous ai pas mis les passages sur les actes d'homosexualité débridés au sein de l'armée britannique