Heimat II: A Chronicle of a Generation

Enraged by his family's disapproval of his romance with Klärchen, Hermann vows to never fall in love again and to leave the Hunsrück forever and to devote himself to music.

Juan remains in Munich, even though he failed to secure a place at the Conservatoire. He finds a home for his many talents at the Von Zett Drama School, from suggestion of Hermann. In the need for quick cash they both agree to play at a birthday party for a rich art dealer in the suburbs.

After Evelyne Cerphal's father, Arno, dies at the early age of forty-two she discovers that her biological mother is a different woman than she thought, who died in Munich, 1944. Feeling no-longer at home in Neuberg, she leaves for Munich in hope to join the Conservatoire and to search who her real mother was.

Hermann narrates that Ansgar and Evelyne's love last seven months and four days, until he died.

Helga states that Corpus Christi Day, 1962 is a day she will never forget.

Alex wakes on 22 November 1963, a day he'll never forget. Throughout it, he scrounges his friends for money, but none have the time or even money themselves to help him.

It has been eleven days since Clarissa's abortion and her tendonitis has flared up again.

It is New Year's Eve, 1963 and Waltraud spends Christmas at home in the Hunsrück. She is emotionally proud to be home and with her family. When asked if there is a man in her life, she only hints at it. Waltraud leaves the next day for Munich.

Elisabeth has allowed Juan to stay with her at the Foxholes, where he keeps himself occupied laying a mosaic of an Inca god in the garden.

Reinhard comes back from Mexico, where he shot a documentary.

Clarissa has been thrown off course. She has given up her cello playing and gets lost in everyday life with housework.

1968: Clarissa joins an American group of female musicians.

It's Oktoberfest in Munich!