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GERMANY Denmark/Sweden/Germany: In court for selling Nazi music Two men were arrested in Denmark on 27 August 2008 for allegedly distributing recordings that have been deemed illegal because of their extremist content 18 November 2008 Germany / Denmark: Controversy around erotic drawing on vinyl cover The rock band Baby Woodrose experienced trouble in connection with the re-issuing of Blows Your Mind. The printer refused to print the cover portraying a nude woman. 18 March 2008 Germany: New archive of music which the Nazis silenced Center for Ostracized Music aims to recover and revive the forbidden musical voices from the Nazi regime in Germany 60 years ago. Currently it holds 400 works of 50 ostracized composers. 29 February 2008 Germany: Exhibition about East Europe's censored rock music On 7 October 2007 the KLIPZENSORED exhibition opened in Berlin. It presents music clips that for various reasons weren't shown or played in the former European East Bloc 11 October 2007 1900-1949 Freemusepedia timeline: Europe: 1900-1949 Turkey: Kurdish music and Whirling Dervishes. Germany: Eta Harich-Schneider, Ernst Krenek, Arnold Schoenberg, Berthold Goldschmidt, Otto Klemperer, Bruno Walter, Anton Webern Mendelssohn, Mahler. Czechoslovakia: Erwin Schulhoff. Italy: 'Jazz'. Austria: 01 January 2001 Denmark: Censorship on music during the German occupation Mr. Hans Skaarup's speech at the 1st Freemuse World Conference on Music and Censorship in 1998 01 January 2001