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REGISTER De Jaren Zestig. Een Cultuurgeschiedenis Bevat Een REGISTER De jaren zestig. Een cultuurgeschiedenis bevat een uitgebreid register op namen, titels, plekken en begrippen. Wegens plaatsgebrek konden echter lang niet alle items vermeld worden. Hieronder een vrijwel exhaustieve lijst. (Met dank aan Sophie van Hellenberg Hubar en Tom Gerritsen.) Cursieve titels betreffen films, albums, boeken, kranten, tijdschriften, composities of tentoonstellingen; liedjes, gedichten of kunstwerken staan tussen enkele aanhalingstekens. Paginanummers zijn niet vermeld – dat zou enkele extra werkweken kosten. In het e-book zijn ze snel terug te vinden en ook via de digitale versie van het boek op Google Books lukt dat heel vaak. … a Paty Jezdec je Strach …und deine liebe auch 10 + 8 101 Dalmatiërs 19 x Europa 1964 1984 20 Days in Autumn 2001: A Space Odyssey 24 godziny Jadwigi L. 55 Days at Peking ‘6 september 1966’ ‘69 Année Érotique’ 8 ½ 9 dney odnogo goda ‘A Banda’ A Bit of Liverpool À Bout de Souffle ‘A Change Is Gonna Come’ A Day In The Life ‘A Day in the Life’ A Few Notes On Our Food Problem ‘A Follow te Sun’ ‘A Hazy Shade of Winter’ A Kind of Loving ‘A la Huelga’ A Man for all Seasons A Many-Splendoured Thing A New Perspective A Patriot For Me A Prophetic Minority A Raisin in the Sun A ritmo de twist A Summer Bird-Cage A Taste of Honey A Touch of Love ‘A Whiter Shade of Pale’ ‘Aan de schrijvers van Azië en Afrika’ Aan die vuile viezeriken van de VPRO Aarde van mensen Abakanowicz, Magdalena Abbas, Mahmoud Abbey Road ABC Abdul-Malik, Ahmed Abernathy, Sylvia ‘Abou Ali Twist’ Abrahams, Lionel Abrams, Muhal Richard Abschied von gestern Abstract Abstract Expressionism Abu Dhabi Accattone Accra Achebe, Chinua Acorns for Peace ‘Act Naturally’ Action Action Painting Ådalen 31 Adam’s Apple Adam’s Recital Adamo Adams, Armanta Adderley, Cannonball Addis Abeba Adelheid Adenauer, Konrad Adieu Philippine Adler & Sullivan Adler, Renata Adonis Adorno, Theodor Adotevi, Stanislas Aeschylos Afghaans Africa Addio African and Akamba Handicrafts African Fiesta Sukisa African Jazz ‘Africana’ Afrika Afrikaanse ritmes ‘Afrikaliefde’ Afro-Latin Soul ‘After Hours’ ‘After You’ve Gone’ ‘Ag Pleez Daddy’ Agit 883 Agitprop Agnew, Spiro ‘Agua De Beber’ Ahmedabad ‘Ain’t That Peculiar’ Aksjonov, Vasili Al Nasser Salah Ad-Din Alabama ‘Alabama’ Alamo, Frank Alarcón, Rolando Albanië Albee, Edward Albers, Anni Albert (Belgische prins) Alcock, Jimmy Aldrich, Robert Alea, Tomás Gutiérrez ‘Alex Soul’ Alexander, Christopher Alexandria Alexis Corner’s Blues Incorporated Alfa Romeo Alfie Algemeen Handelsblad Algerije Ali, Muhammad (Clay, Cassius) Ali, Tariq Alibaba Twist’ ‘All Africa’ All the News That’s Fit to Sing ‘All You Need is Love’ ‘Allah Meaak’ ‘Allamouni’ Alleman Allen, Woody Allende, Salvador Almeida, Guilherme de Al-Nakd al-Dhati Ba’da al-Hazima Alpert, Herb Alphaville Älskande par Altamont (festival) Althusser, Louis Alvermann, Dirk Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater Amado, Jorge Amaral, Olga de Amaral, Tarsila do Amarillo Amaya, Mario Ambulans America in the Sixties. 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