"We from the Class of 1975" is a nostalgic look back at the first 18 years of life, which took place during a time full of upheavals and changes. The author, Philipp Jarke, invites readers to remember their own childhood and youth, characterized by carefree moments as well as societal challenges. The narrative encompasses the experiences of a generation that raced through the streets on Bobby Cars while the world around them was influenced by political and economic crises. With a focus on the cultural phenomena of that time, such as Panini stickers and poetry albums, it addresses the development of personal identity and growing up in a changing society. Readers are encouraged to reflect on their memories and to recall significant events, such as the fall of the Berlin Wall and German reunification. This book is not only a tribute to a generation but also a prompt to engage with one's own past.