Publication details
Nacistické „soukromé“ právo jako vzor pro právo protektorátní (analýza jednotlivých právních odvětví)
| Title in English | A Few Remarks on the Nazi „Private“ Law as a Model for the Law of the Protectorate of Bohemia and Moravia (Analyse of the Selected Branch of Law) |
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| Year of publication | 2011 |
| Type | Article in Proceedings |
| Conference | Acta historico-iuridica Pilsnensia 2011 |
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| Field | Law sciences |
| Keywords | private law; Third Reich; Nazi law; Nazi legal philosophy; unlimited interpretation; general clause |
| Description | The intention of this contribution is to point out the basic data of the Nazi ideology and the Nazi legal theory in the field of the “private” law, to show the reader the principles of the protectorate law and the principles which would have concededly been instituted into the protectorate law, if the Nazis had not been defeated in 1945. The Nazi ideology was characterized by the fact, that it by all means tried to distance itself from the liberalistic concept of law, which was based on the protection of interests of individuals. The Nazi ideology was inspired by the old Germanic law. The Nazis rejected the Roman law just because of its individualistic character. According to Nazi ideas, the purpose of the private law should, on the contrary, be the welfare of the national community (Volksgemeinschaft). |