Die Grenzen Zwischen Staat Und Kirche Und Die Garantieen Gegen Deren Verletzung, by Emil Albert Friedberg, is a historical and dogmatic study exploring the boundaries between state and church. This first volume delves into German and international legislations, accompanied by a supplement of previously unpublished documents. The work examines the guarantees against the violation of these boundaries, providing a detailed analysis relevant to legal scholars, historians, and those interested in the relationship between religious institutions and governmental authority. Friedberg's study offers valuable insights into the legal and historical contexts shaping the interactions between state and church.

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