After 1945 the re-opened Family Courts of the German West Zones took a christian-occidental idea of marriage as a basis, by reinterpretating the Nazi-influenced, still valid Marriage Act 1938. This way they contributed to re-education after 12 years of Nazism. Which were the ideological Fundaments of re-education? The struggle for an ideological realignment begun in post-war Germany immediately after the war and was inseparably entwined with the struggle for the sovereignty of authoritative definition over the terms “marriage” and “family”. Until 1945 "morality" in the sense the German Marriage Act simply meant “fertility”. After 1945 “morality” simply meant that in principle marriages were indissoluble. If a woman had married, she could be...
This dissertation explores the interplay of political, social, and economic factors that first preve...
In this dissertation, I examine intermarriage in Germany from 1875, when the Second Reich implemente...
Among institutes of Austrian Civil Law none other oftener was exposed to attempts of amendments than...
After 1945 the re-opened Family Courts of the German West Zones took a christian-occidental idea of ...
Resumen basado en el de la publicaciónTítulo, resumen y palabras clave en español e inglésDespués de...
This article deals with the modifications of the “Austrian monarchical” matrimonial law (divided int...
To which extent has the marriage and divorce law in Germany and the Netherlands in the period 1933-1...
The creation of Imperial Germany in 1871 sparked a nationwide debate about the nature of marriage an...
How much impact did the Reformation actually have on such fundamental social institutions as marriag...
In the majority, young men participated in World War II, so German authorities were compelled to cha...
This article provides a comparative overview of the influences of National Socialism on divorce law ...
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In National Socialist Family Law, Mariken Lenaerts analyses the possible influence of National Socia...
National Socialists regarded families as “germ cell(s) of the nation”. Marriages had to serve the na...
This thesis examines the human impact of Nazi policy on mixed marriages in Germany, especially the p...
This dissertation explores the interplay of political, social, and economic factors that first preve...
In this dissertation, I examine intermarriage in Germany from 1875, when the Second Reich implemente...
Among institutes of Austrian Civil Law none other oftener was exposed to attempts of amendments than...
After 1945 the re-opened Family Courts of the German West Zones took a christian-occidental idea of ...
Resumen basado en el de la publicaciónTítulo, resumen y palabras clave en español e inglésDespués de...
This article deals with the modifications of the “Austrian monarchical” matrimonial law (divided int...
To which extent has the marriage and divorce law in Germany and the Netherlands in the period 1933-1...
The creation of Imperial Germany in 1871 sparked a nationwide debate about the nature of marriage an...
How much impact did the Reformation actually have on such fundamental social institutions as marriag...
In the majority, young men participated in World War II, so German authorities were compelled to cha...
This article provides a comparative overview of the influences of National Socialism on divorce law ...
http://deepblue.lib.umich.edu/bitstream/2027.42/35457/2/b137445x.0001.001.pdfhttp://deepblue.lib.umi...
In National Socialist Family Law, Mariken Lenaerts analyses the possible influence of National Socia...
National Socialists regarded families as “germ cell(s) of the nation”. Marriages had to serve the na...
This thesis examines the human impact of Nazi policy on mixed marriages in Germany, especially the p...
This dissertation explores the interplay of political, social, and economic factors that first preve...
In this dissertation, I examine intermarriage in Germany from 1875, when the Second Reich implemente...
Among institutes of Austrian Civil Law none other oftener was exposed to attempts of amendments than...