Projektnummer

0057560

Zusammenfassung

Legal services are provided and requested at all times. Even in the last months of the 'Third Reich', the German judiciary remained accessible for the trivia of daily life. Beyond courts-martial and military courts, insults, assaults, damages, or household arguments made their way to the legal system. And these cases survived the unconditional surrender of May 8th, 1945. The legal threads from the collapsed dictatorship were tied together before the forcefully democratised judiciary, with no regard to the fractures of world history. "This struggle has now been going on for 10 years alr...