In the tradition of Oral History, ethnologist Heinz Nigg portrays the 68 movement in Switzerland. Activists, supporters, and artists from all linguistic regions of Switzerland and various age groups share their voices. From their memories of childhood, politicization, the struggles, dreams, ideas, and their consequences, a picture emerges of a Switzerland in transformation, which has preserved its visionary potential to this day. The stories of Peter Bichsel, Ruth Dreifuss, Fredi Murer, Irène Schweizer, Berthold Rothschild, Giorgio Bellini, Anna Ratti, Aiha Zemp, Verena Stefan, Polo Hofer, PM, and many others allow for a renewed discovery of the 68 movement: in their commitment to the environment, social justice, gender equality, education, human rights, and the Third World, as well as their formative influence on urban and regional development, art, and media.