Week-End Sex, published in Berlin before the fall of the Wall, held unique cultural significance. In the 1970s, West Berlin was known for its liberal, avant-garde atmosphere, where sexual freedom thrived despite the political tension of the divided city. The magazine not only provided provocative content but also offered a discreet way for people to connect through personal ads. These announcements allowed individuals to find like-minded partners in a time when such connections were often stigmatized or difficult to make.In a city split by the Berlin Wall, Week-End Sex contributed to the sense of sexual liberation and rebellion that characterized West Berlin, embodying the city's defiant spirit against both political and social constraints. Pages are all colour.