How the anti-Nazi revolt of Germany's '68 generation led to the country's nuclear exit
Germany's Energiewende — its landmark shift away from nuclear power — was not born out of climate concerns but from the 1970s oil crisis combined with a generational revolt against the Nazi past. Young Germans of the late 1960s associated nuclear technology with the industrial power of fathers discredited by Third Reich crimes and sought to dismantle it. This political and generational tension shaped the foundations of German energy policy for decades.
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