1971: Representatives of mid-level faculty demand the renewal of Landeskunde
1976: the CCCS presents itself on the pages of Ästhetik & Kommunikation
1976/1977: Gulliver 1 & 2 introduce Williams, Hall and the CCCS to Anglistik
1977: Informationen zur zweiten Kultur in Großbritannien
1978: Hard Times publishes Stuart Hall’s talk he gave in West-Berlin
1979: Englisch Amerikanische Studien publishes Stuart Hall’s talk he gave in Osnabrück
1979/1982/1983: German translations of classic CCCS publications appeal to readers beyond Anglistik
1980: The Bielefelder Oberstufenkolleg publishes Jürgen Kramer’s A Materialist Introduction to the Social History of Britain
1980/1983: The German New Left discusses the British New Left
1980/1984: Buttjes, Lehberger, Lange, Husemann and others try to introduce a reformed Landeskunde and/or Cultural Studies into schools
1982: Davids and Stinshoff publish Rise Like Lions
1983/1984: Gulliver issues 13 & 15
1988: Critical Theory Seminar with a focus on Cultural Studies
1989: AnGeRo: philologies fight for their right to exist
1989: Cultural Studies goes Anglistentag
1990: Invitation and reader for CULTURAL STUDIES in den Englischunterricht
1990/2001: Annual British and Cultural Studies Conferences, 1990-2001
1991/1992: Cultural Studies Newsletter 1 & 2
1992: First issue of British Studies Now, explaining the British Council’s take on Cultural Studies
1992: The Role of English in Germany and Europe post 1992
1993: The British Council advocates for British Studies in place of Cultural Studies
1993: Big news from Germany!
1994: British Studies Now shows Jürgen Kramer and Christopher Harvie visit the Third Warwick British Cultural Studies Seminar, August 1993
1994: Advertisement for the Journal for the Study of British Cultures in British Studies Now
1995: SPEX, a German popular music magazine, introduces Cultural Studies as an alternative to the Kulturindustriethese
1995: Richard Stinshoff interviewed in British Studies Now
1995: Advertisement for the Journal for the Study of British Cultures in The British Council’s British Studies Now Anthology
1995/1996: Cultural Studies conferences advertised in British Studies Now
1997: SPEX gives an update on Cultural Studies
1997: Cultural Studies in the Neue Länder: the case of Dresden
1997/1999: Cultural Studies arrives in German academia
2001: Why we need a German Association for the Study of British Cultures
2001: Draft of the statutes of the German Association for the Study of British Cultures
2001: Minutes for the inaugural meeting of members of the German Association for the Study of British Cultures
2021: List of Cultural Studies Introductory Courses at English Departments of German Universities