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"Sibylle" is a women's magazine that was first published in the former East Germany (DDR) in 1956 and was discontinued in 1995 after the reunification of East and West Germany. The background to the launch of the magazine was the aftermath of the civil riots of 1953, in which the highly entertaining magazines "Wochenpost", "Eulenspiegel", and "Das Magazine" were born one after another. In the 1960s, the magazine broke away from the ideals of the 1950s, which advocated "richness" and "ladylike" female images, and received a socialist elite education from an early age for the first time in the postwar DDR. It is an era when the creative young generation joins the editorial and reaches its peak as a medium that sends out messages about the way fashion and culture should be.
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