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Almost all the photos in Der Mensch und die Sonne showed nude bodies in flower-speckled meadows, sun-drenched beaches, grassy flatlands, tranquil marshes, and snow-bright alpine slopes Figure 8.

In spite of his many compositions for the theatre, Dalcroze had little understanding of dramatic action; he understood parts but not the whole, and he really did not understand how a body could display mastery of ideas in movement without displaying much mastery of rhythmical movement.

In 1912 a luxurious yearbook, Der Rhythmus , was launched in Hellerau, and it did much to advance the sunlit benevolence of Dalcroze's vision, as did the grandiose festival productions of Orpheus 1913 and the Genevan Fete de Juin 1914 , a single performance of which was attended by 6,000 spectators.

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German culture made interesting and often spectacular contributions in all these areas.

An American documentary film, This Nude World 1932 , containing English commentary by Koch's daughter, presented a mysterious image of a community, not entirely young, in which nudism not only created a powerful feeling of social unity but was the basis for an even more profound unity between intellectual development and appreciation of nature.

A pro-Danish political movement arose in Schleswig, with transfer of the area to Denmark as an ultimate goal.

Lussy's ideas moved Dalcroze toward the perception of rhythm as a suppressed power not only within music but within the body.

In 1915 a group of Germans took over the Hellerau complex and gradually converted it to a school-company devoted to expressionist dance; in 1925 the company accepted an invitation to move its entire operation to the castle of Laxenburg in suburban Vienna.

Welches Szenario sagt Ihnen am meisten zu? Of course, a society on the verge of embracing Nazi fantasies of utopia would hardly find such an intense, sobering view of the body helpful in recovering a long-absent sense of innocence and certainty about the nature of otherness and difference.

Body culture had serious export value for Germany, and numerous personalities with international careers developed German ideas abroad.