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Only once in a lifetime meeting

German P.D.

Phraseologism: There is only once in a lifetime meeting.

Meaning: About true love.

Origin: From the romance "Only Once" (1924), written by the composer Boris Fomin (1900-1948) to the verses of the poet Pavel Davidovich German (1894-1952), the author of the famous "Aviamarch" ("Everything is higher, and higher, and higher ..." ): "Only once there is a meeting in life, // Only once with fate the thread is torn. // Only once on a cold gray evening // I so want to love!"

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Sexual revolution.

Meaning:

The process and result of fundamental changes in the sexual life of society, characterized by significant transformations of sexual values, orientations, norms, sanctions and sexual relations, liberating the individual and society, leveling social moral and religious norms about the prohibition of sex outside of marriage, chastity and others.

Origin:

The name of the German edition (1925) of a book by the famous Soviet medical hygienist Grigory Abramovich Batkis (1895-1960). This title - "The Sexual Revolution in the Soviet Union" ("Die sexuelle Revolution in der Sovietunion") - was given to her by her German publishers. In the 1960s this expression has become very popular in Western Europe. Then it was associated with the name of the Austrian Marxist psychoanalyst Wilhelm Reich (1897-1957) and the English edition (1945) of his book "Sexuel Revolution". Since 1939 W. Reich lived in the USA. The first, Austrian edition (1936) of his book was called Sexuality and the Struggle for Culture.

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