a guitar-playing swing kid and secret resistance leader. Famous people with a Swingjugend past Ludwig W. Adamec, Austrian scholar on the Middle East and Afghanistan Ralph Giordano, Jewish-German writer Walter Kempowski, German writer Heinz Lord, German-American physician Emil Mangelsdorff, German jazz musician Giwi Margwelaschwili, German-Georgian writer and philosopher Hans Massaquoi, German-American journalist, grandson of Momulu Massaquoi Hans-Joachim Marseille, German Fighter Ace See also Reichsmusikkammer History of subcultures in the 20th century Youth culture Potápky, a similar Czech subculture Zazou, a similar French subculture Edelweiss Pirates Stilyagi, a Soviet youth subculture Counterculture Beatnik Ghetto Swingers References External links The German Swing Youth detailed overview with extensive bibliography by Swingstyle.de "Different Drummers Jazz In The Culture Of Nazi Germany book review", JazzScript.co.uk. World War II resistance movements Swing music German music history German resistance to Nazism Youth-led organizations Youth empowerment people History of subcultures Musical subcultures Culture in Hamburg 20th century in Hamburg Censorship in Germany 1930s in music 1940s in music