Freiheit für die Liebe — Eberhard & Phyllis Kronhausen — 1970 German Counterculture / Sexual Liberation Film Book

Freiheit für die Liebe by Eberhard Kronhausen and Phyllis Kronhausen. Visually striking 1970 German publication documenting the sexual revolution era through film stills, interviews, dialogue, and sociological commentary.

Published by Gala Verlag, Hamburg, the book accompanies the Reginald-Puhl film production and contains over 70 photographs alongside the complete film text and additional interviews. The work reflects the intersection of underground cinema, liberated relationship culture, and late-1960s/early-1970s European counterculture.

Notable for its bold modernist graphic design, documentary photography, and candid exploration of sexuality and social change. An evocative period artifact appealing to collectors of erotic publishing, underground film, counterculture history, sexology, and avant-garde European design.

Softcover. General vintage wear including rubbing and edge wear to covers with age toning to pages. Interior clean and complete with strong photographic reproductions throughout.

A scarce and visually compelling piece of 1970s European cultural history.