Thus, the Nazi law favors the strong who murdered the weak.
Statistics show that battered women were more often convicted of murder than violent men.
After the unification of Germany in 1990, the murder law still remains in the constitution.
Know Hitler's murder law that still exists in Germany
New Delhi: It's been 69 years since the Third Reich in Germany ended, but the legacy remains.One of the draconian laws of the Nazi Germany still exists in the country.The murder law, a surviving statute
Thus, the Nazi law favors the strong who murdered the weak.
Statistics show that battered women were more often convicted of murder than violent men.
After the unification of Germany in 1990, the murder law still remains in the constitution.
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