Figure 1.--Bangs continued to be a popular hair style for German boys in the 1960s. |
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Hair styles began to change during the 1960s. We still see fairly short hair and traditional styles in the early 1960s. Bangs conginued to be a popular style for younger boys. As the decde progressed, short hair became less popular and we begin to see longer hair by the late 1960s. This was particular true in West Germany. Eat German authorities were more resistant to longer hair styles, seeing them as somewhat subversive.
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