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  1. “I don't take this man to be my lawfully wedded husband”: considering the criminal offense of “forced marriage” and its potential impact on the lives of girls and young women with migrant backgrounds in Germany Journal Article
    Braun, Kerstin (2015)
    In: German Law Journal, 16(4), pp. 845-869
    Offenses against personal liberty Marriage Women Emigration and immigration Human rights Statutes Evidence Criminal policy
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  2. Crime and literature in the Weimar Republic and beyond : telling the tale of the poisoners Ella Klein and Margarete Nebbe Contribution
    Herzog, Todd (2014)
    In: Wetzell, Richard (Eds.), Crime and criminal justice in modern Germany, Berghahn Books, New York, (Studies in German history, 16), pp. 226-244
    Trials: particular Women Homosexuality Homicide Law in literature Sociology Psychology Criminology Marriage
  3. Decriminalization of homosexuality and its effects on family rights: a German-US-American comparison Journal Article
    Linhart, Karin M. (2005)
    In: German Law Journal, 6(6), pp. 943-965
    Homosexuality Criminal policy Legal history Comparative law Family law Marriage Adoption
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  4. The crimes of women in early modern Germany Book
    Rublack, Ulinka (2001)
    ISBN 9780198208860, Clarendon Press, Oxford
    Legal history Women Criminals Sex Gender and gender identity Sexual offenses Trials Marriage Offenses against the person Offenses against property Sentences
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