Why 1967 Was A Watershed Moment For World History | Summer of Love | Real History

The summer of 1967, known as the "summer of love" would turn out to be a momentous few months in world history. The 1960s was a decade that saw huge social change politically as well as culturally in almost all aspects of life. This was the summer that saw all this come to a head and young people knew they were living through a watershed moment in history.
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[@vickiemitchell7980]

awesome

[@jayyates1676]

I was a 4 year old little boy when all this happened. I remember Dad watching Walter Cronkite report on the war. I just saw "army men" running with guns. So, got a toy gun and shot all the "bad guys" in our neighbor. I told Mom that we were safe now. Oh, to be young and dumb again!

[@christ.8547]

2 word's..."mercury" "cougar"..💙🆒💙

[@montrelouisebohon-harris7023]

born in 1967 in December but I think that the 1980s were the best ..the music was awesome in the 1980s and 1970s but after the 1980s music was crap . I grew up listening to my dad's golden oldies and I even enjoyed the music from the 1950s and 1960s and I loved Motown but I just could not tolerate 1990s or 2003 music Etc

[@DaneRates]

Alter Recycled Far fetch

[@CrotchCousteau]

please consider doing less Nazi stuff and more snapshots like this. even as a history lover the Nazis are a dead horse