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  1. The body as battleground: Images of the German abortion debate Contribution
    Wuerth, Andrea ; Monger, Janice (2000)
    In: Baackmann, Susanne; Sy-Quia, Hilary (Eds.), Conquering women. Women and war in the German cultural imagination, University of California at Berkeley, Berkeley, pp. 12-39
    Abortion Women Legal history Arts Feminism Fetus Reproductive technology
  2. Reforming abortion legislation in unified Germany Contribution
    Koch, Hans-Georg (1995)
    In: The American Institute for Contemporary German Studies, (Eds.), The abortion debate in transatlantic perspective, American Institute for Contemporary German Studies, Washington, (AICGS seminar paper, 10), pp. 85-100
    Abortion Legal history Fetus Women Human rights Constitutional law Criminal law
  3. The Mutter-Kind-Heim at Frankfurt am Main: “Come together - go together” an observation Journal Article
    Douglas, Marie C. (1993)
    In: International Journal of Comparative and Applied Criminal Justice, 17(1-2), pp. 181-187
    Women Children Prisons and imprisonment Sanctions, Criminal
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  4. Abortion law reform: The nexus between abortion and the role of women in the German Democratic Republic and the Federal Republic of Germany Journal Article
    Kapo, Elizabeth J. (1992)
    In: Dickinson Journal of International Law, 10(1), pp. 137-158
    German reunification Abortion Women Law reform Legal history Socialism Social policy and reform Feminism
  5. A constitutional duty to outlaw abortion? A comparative analysis for the American and German abortion decisions Journal Article
    Brugger, Winfried (1987)
    In: Jahrbuch des öffentlichen Rechts der Gegenwart, pp. 49-66
    Abortion Comparative law Constitutional law Judgments Right of privacy Fetus Women