What Greece's war reparations debate with Germany brings to the agenda: Is the Federal Republic of Germany a continuation of Nazi Germany? An evaluation in terms of constitutional law and international law
| Title | What Greece's war reparations debate with Germany brings to the agenda: Is the Federal Republic of Germany a continuation of Nazi Germany? An evaluation in terms of constitutional law and international law |
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| Author | Duygun, Ahmet Mert |
| Publication Date: | 2015 |
| Publication Place | - Seçkin Publishing |
| Type | Periodical |
| Language | Turkish |
| Digital | Yes |
| Manuscript | No |
| Library: | Özyeğin University |
| Library Asset ID | 2147-7213 |
| Record ID | 63faad2d-745e-4a3f-b746-4bb7e5e250f6 |
| Date | 2015 |
| Sample Text | The SYRIZA movement, which came to power after the elections of January 26, 2015, came to power from Germany during World War II. The demand for compensation for damages during World War II revived a debate that continued in Germany until 1990. This debate focuses on whether the Federal German Republic is the legal successor to National Socialist Germany. This debate has been the subject of many different German theories and decisions of the German Constitutional Court., The compensation demands for war loses that have been claimed by SYRIZA movement ruling Greece since 26. Januar 2015 elections have situmulated the discussion that were popular in Germany until 1990. This discussion focused on whether German Federal Republic is legal successor of National Socialist Germany or not. It was mentioned in various Germany theories and decisions of German Federal Constitutional Court. |
| Cilt | 3 |
