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Zusammen mit meinem Cousin (Jg. 1968) und meiner Mutter (Jg. 1961), beide geboren und aufgewachsen in der DDR, bin ich mit dem Auto von Berlin-Lichtenberg losgefahren. Während Autofahrten wird bei uns in der Familie immer gesungen. So auch diesmal vor der Kamera. Gesungen wird alles – vom Volkslied über FDJ-Lieder bis hin zu russischen Soldatenliedern. Einer fängt immer an zu singen und nach und nach setzen alle anderen ein. Alles ohne Textbuch. Selbst ich, 4 Jahre vor der Wende geboren, kenne die meisten der Texte und Lieder. Diesmal habe ich nur gefilmt.