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Amsterdam University Press Supreme Courts Under Nazi Occupation - Amsterdam University Press

Name: Supreme Courts Under Nazi Occupation - Amsterdam University Press
Brand: Amsterdam University Press
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Explore the first extensive study of leading judicial institutions during the Nazi occupation of WWII. This academic work examines how democratic countries responded to German rule and the complex role of the legal system during wartime. This book investigates whether courts act as true guardians of democracy and the rule of law when faced with an oppressive regime. It provides deep historical analysis regarding the use of law as a tool for defense and the function of international law during the conflict. Readers will gain a detailed understanding of how judicial systems managed forced German ordinances versus national law. The text covers critical issues such as judge dismissals, the appointment of new officials, and the creation of new courts. It also looks at the motivations behind judicial actions, including how judges worked to help citizens, protest against occupiers, or appease the enemy. This is an essential resource for students and professionals interested in war, conflict, and genocide studies.

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Comprehensive analysis of judicial institutions in all democratic countries under German occupation during WWII.

Examines the role of law as a potential instrument of defense against oppressive regimes.

Investigates the effectiveness of courts as guardians of democracy and the rule of law during wartime.

Detailed study of how courts handled forced German ordinances compared to existing national law.

Explores the complex decisions of judges regarding dismissals, new appointees, and the creation of new courts.

Provides insight into how judicial figures navigated helping citizens, protesting, or appeasing the enemy.

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Brand: Amsterdam University Press
Format: hardcover
ASIN: 9463720499
Category: Books > Subjects > Business, Finance & Law > Law
Domain: Amazon UK
Release Date: 09 December 2022
Listed Since: 10 August 2022

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