English Translation

(a) Die nat.soz. Staatsauffassung CNationalsozialistische Fest- und b) Übersicht über die staatsrechtl. Entwicklungsgestaltung des Dt. Reich bis 1933 c From the Weimar Interstate to the Power-Duration Education, d. The synchronisation of Reich and Län- Lehrsteil III. The Reconstruction Law 30 total hours = 3 hours per week (a- d: 3 hours) A. The ideological opponents e. The development of Austria from the collapse of 1918 to the reunification (20 total hours= 2 hours per day) The 13th 3. 1938 as the birth of the Great and their struggle against the political and ethnic German Empire (1) Unity. f The Constitution of the Grand German Empire (The manifestations of the opponents of the g Der Führer and Reich Chancellor state police position are treated under h) Reich government and Reichstag opposition.) i Legislation. Legislative power 1 Judaism. (e—i: 2 hrs.) 2) The political church. k State affiliation 3) Marxism. Bolshevism. (conception, acquisition, legal effects, loss, proof, double nationality- 4 Freemasonry, statelessness, nationality 5) Other opposing currents and the right of citizens of the Reich) — (2) 1) State lawl. Basics of the Anglo-Bolithic daily events of the regions (10 total hours = 1 hour per week) — the Protectorate of Bohemia and Moravia — the General Government of CNational Socialist Festive and m) The relationship of the Great German Empire Ceremony with Slovakia, Norway, Denmark, DStadtungseducation to the Netherlands (1—m: 2 hours) 3) Exercise, repetition (3) Subject II People, State, Law CAdministrative Law Teaching Section I 1) Concept and nature of administration (1) 2 Structure and structure of administration (2) Overview Total hours of administration paid b State administration — Order administration — A German law communal administration (overview of nat.soz. (c) General administrative structure Rechtsleben). . 2 (administrative branches, subject areas as so-called B people and state . 2 91 vertical structure; bodies as horizon- (administering lawtal structure) 10 D The German police . 17 2 d) Official supervision and technical supervision E Criminal law e Reichs- und Landesverwaltung Allgemeiner Ieil . . . (d) the lower authorities of the general administration (overview of the nat.soz. Legal life: 4 Administrative coercion and the administrative nature of law and nat.soz. (a) The nature and origin of the state 1) The tasks and the constitutional b) The concepts of the State Position of the German police (3) c The forms of the states 2) Sources of police law The "institutional empowerment" of the police d) Short comparison of the constitution of the non-German states 3) Basic concepts of police activity a) Security, order and danger; (2) e State connections police discretion