File:Freikörperkultur - Freisonnland Nudist camp, Motzenmuhle Berlin 1930s postcard (4797176228).jpg

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English: information about this nudist camp is rather sparse. Apparently fishing was also offered. I have another postcard showing cabins in the snow

Reached from Berlin by way of the [� �] Die Königs Wusterhausen-Mittenwalde-Töpchiner Kleinbahn (also reached from Berlin Neukoelln by the Neukölln-Mittenwalder Eisenbahn)
The colony was opened in 1919 - the first one in the Berlin area, and was probably very popular in the late 20s and early 30s. There are still three nudist clubs here at Motzen See.
A little bit more info is [� �]
The owner was called Fedor Fuchs.
There is an article on the camp in the contemporary early 1930s journal [� �], Laughing Life. (no laughing matter)
In this University of Missouri [� �] there is a reference to a female alumnus of that University and Hobo (!!!) called Jan Gay (On Going Naked, Garden City Press 1932) visiting here and likening it to a naked Coney Island. (!) The visitors were apparently working class and unemployed.
Other colonies here were called Birkenheide,Neusonnland and
Märchenwiese. Fuchs edited a journal called Nackt-Sport.
Apparently FKK didn't quite end in 1933.

See also [� �]
Date 1930s
date QS:P,+1930-00-00T00:00:00Z/8
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