Fritz Bauer 1903-1968
The man who found Eichmann and put Auschwitz on trial
Übersetzer: Blauhut, Adam; Locke, Stephen; Margalis, Karen
Fritz Bauer 1903-1968
The man who found Eichmann and put Auschwitz on trial
Übersetzer: Blauhut, Adam; Locke, Stephen; Margalis, Karen
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"He was the greatest ambassador the Federal Republic of Germany ever had." Robert M. W. Kempner Fritz Bauer was the attorney general who brought Eichmann, Auschwitz, the Wehrmacht crimes, the Nazi judiciary, and Nazi physicians to justice. As a result, he faced hostility and death threats throughout his life. A survivor of the Nazis¿ concentration camps and prisons himself, Bauer fought for the prisoners and the weakest members of society. The right and duty to resist, a reform of criminal law, and a humane prison system were his main causes. "We should be our brother¿s keeper," the jurist…mehr
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- Verlag: BUXUS EDITION / BUXUS STIFTUNG gGmbH
- Artikelnr. des Verlages: 022018
- Seitenzahl: 596
- Altersempfehlung: ab 18 Jahre
- Erscheinungstermin: 16. April 2018
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 211mm x 149mm x 32mm
- Gewicht: 853g
- ISBN-13: 9783981761412
- ISBN-10: 3981761413
- Artikelnr.: 51831324
- Verlag: BUXUS EDITION / BUXUS STIFTUNG gGmbH
- Artikelnr. des Verlages: 022018
- Seitenzahl: 596
- Altersempfehlung: ab 18 Jahre
- Erscheinungstermin: 16. April 2018
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 211mm x 149mm x 32mm
- Gewicht: 853g
- ISBN-13: 9783981761412
- ISBN-10: 3981761413
- Artikelnr.: 51831324
Tu
bingen, the old Kronenstrasse, the Silence of the Streets
Earliest memories.............................................................................................................. 31
We shall build the cities of the future
Stuttgart at the beginning of the twentieth century........................................................... 44
My family was dutiful and respectable" Schooldays before and during the First World War......................................................... 56
In the Struggle for Human Rights
Law studies, career as a judge, champion of the Weimar Republic................................ 82
The Happy Isle of Denmark
Imprisonment in a concentration camp, flight, first years in exile, 1933
1943............. 113
If this were a summer holiday, it would be fantastic here!
1943
1945: ...migré in Sweden.......................................................................................153
A Lesson in International Law
Back in Denmark after the war.......................................................................................183
Ending this State of Limbo
Copenhagen, Hanover, Braunschweig........................................................................... 214 Crimes Against Humanity Bauer as judge and attorney general in Braunschweig from 1949 to 1956................... 241
There
s a limit to a despot
s power
The Remer trial as a plea for the right to resist............................................................. 262
The Murderers Among Us
Eichmann, Bormann, Mengele
the Final Solution on trial........................................ 280
Anyone who contributed to this killing machine is guilty
The major Auschwitz trial............................................................................................ 312
Plain hard work is all that remains to do today
The unpunished Nazi judiciary and the Nazi euthanasia killings................................. 358
That thou shalt do no murder
The endless catalogue of Nazi crimes........................................................................... 398
In Search of the Law
A life of cool-headed passion........................................................................................ 429
The Duty to Disobey
June 30, 1968
death and legacy.................................................................................. 449 Acknowledgements...................................................................................................... 460 Notes............................................................................................................................. 461 Selected writings by Fritz Bauer.................................................................................. 551 Bibliography................................................................................................................. 558 Index............................................................................................................................. 587
Tu
bingen, the old Kronenstrasse, the Silence of the Streets
Earliest memories.............................................................................................................. 31
We shall build the cities of the future
Stuttgart at the beginning of the twentieth century........................................................... 44
My family was dutiful and respectable" Schooldays before and during the First World War......................................................... 56
In the Struggle for Human Rights
Law studies, career as a judge, champion of the Weimar Republic................................ 82
The Happy Isle of Denmark
Imprisonment in a concentration camp, flight, first years in exile, 1933
1943............. 113
If this were a summer holiday, it would be fantastic here!
1943
1945: ...migré in Sweden.......................................................................................153
A Lesson in International Law
Back in Denmark after the war.......................................................................................183
Ending this State of Limbo
Copenhagen, Hanover, Braunschweig........................................................................... 214 Crimes Against Humanity Bauer as judge and attorney general in Braunschweig from 1949 to 1956................... 241
There
s a limit to a despot
s power
The Remer trial as a plea for the right to resist............................................................. 262
The Murderers Among Us
Eichmann, Bormann, Mengele
the Final Solution on trial........................................ 280
Anyone who contributed to this killing machine is guilty
The major Auschwitz trial............................................................................................ 312
Plain hard work is all that remains to do today
The unpunished Nazi judiciary and the Nazi euthanasia killings................................. 358
That thou shalt do no murder
The endless catalogue of Nazi crimes........................................................................... 398
In Search of the Law
A life of cool-headed passion........................................................................................ 429
The Duty to Disobey
June 30, 1968
death and legacy.................................................................................. 449 Acknowledgements...................................................................................................... 460 Notes............................................................................................................................. 461 Selected writings by Fritz Bauer.................................................................................. 551 Bibliography................................................................................................................. 558 Index............................................................................................................................. 587