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Es haben 7 User diese Frage richtig beantwortet. D.h. pro Antwort gabs 143 Punkte. (von 1000 insgesamt)

von Adanor        richtig

Denke der von Nancy Reagen ist gemeint. Und der wurde für eine Kampange gegen Drogen benutzt.

von liana        richtig

staatlich gesponsorte Anti-Drogen-Kampagne / mrs Reagan ?

von 80sKid        richtig

Stammt aus den USa und es geht um das Nein zum Rauchen.

von collector        richtig

Just Say No was a television advertising campaign, part of the US "War on Drugs" and prevalent during the 1980s and early 1990s, to discourage children from engaging in recreational drug use by offering various ways of saying '"NO". Eventually, this also expanded into the realm of '"Just say no'" to violence, premarital sex, and any other vices that young people might try. The slogan was championed by Nancy Reagan.

"Just Say No" also crossed over to the UK, where it was popularised by the BBC's 1986 "Drugwatch" campaign, which revolved around a heroin-addiction storyline in the popular children's TV drama serial Grange Hill. The cast's cover of the original US campaign song, with an added rap, reached the UK top ten.

von Spacevogel        richtig

gegen drogen, von nancy reagan

von GrafCaprioli        richtig

Just Say No was a television advertising campaign, part of the US "War on Drugs" and prevalent during the 1980s and early 1990s, to discourage children from engaging in recreational drug use by offering various ways of saying '"NO". Eventually, this also expanded into the realm of '"Just say no'" to violence, premarital sex, and any other vices that young people might try. The slogan was championed by Nancy Reagan.

von lollipop        richtig

Just Say No was a television advertising campaign, part of the US "War on Drugs" and prevalent during the 1980s and early 1990s, to discourage children from engaging in recreational drug use by offering various ways of saying '"NO". Eventually, this also expanded into the realm of '"Just say no'" to violence, premarital sex, and any other vices that young people might try. The slogan was championed by Nancy Reagan.