The hum of cabarets, clinking glasses, neon signs, and bold newspaper headlines. Silk in shop windows, edgy performances on stage, dancing until dawn. Berlin in the 1920s was a city of freedom: social, sexual, and creative. But behind the glamour laid poverty, hyperinflation, street violence, and the fragility of Germany’s first democracy. We’ll walk the streets of Charlottenburg and Schöneberg to talk about shifts in body perception, personal freedom, and identity, trying to understand what the people of that era dreamed of and what they feared.