Hans Werner Bracht

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Hans Werner Bracht (* 1927 in Breslau , Silesia ; † February 2005 in Lemgo , Lippe) was a German lawyer and professor of public law and business law .

Life

Hans Werner Bracht studied law and political science in Marburg and taught as a professor for public law and business law at the universities of applied sciences in Lemgo and Bielefeld. After his retirement he worked as a lawyer. He was a member of the CDU and is said to have co-founded the small party German Social Union (DSU) after his expulsion from this party . Bracht became a member of the Arminia Marburg fraternity in 1949 and had been the old master of the old Breslau fraternity of the Raczeks in Bonn since 1963 .

Political and international law positions

Bracht was close to the right-wing extremist circle of friends Ulrich von Hutten, founded in 1983 by Lisbeth Grolitsch and Otto Ernst Remer , and published historical revisionist articles on international law in his magazine Huttenbriefe . For the legal assessment of the positions of Grolitsch and Remer, in whose journal Bracht published, see also the Remer trial . A posthumously published article by Bracht, in which Adolf Hitler's guilt in the Second World War is relativized and a German Reich within the borders before 1945 is called for, can be found in the 02/2006 issue of Huttenbriefe .

Furthermore, according to the ideology of the Reich Citizens' Movement , Bracht represented the legal opinion in the article that the German Reich continues to exist to this day - contrary to state practice and the prevailing opinion of jurisprudence, but not in the form of the Federal Republic of Germany ; parts of Prussia , Poland and Russia had also been annexed in violation of international law and still parts of the German Empire.

He was a founding member and president of the Western Goals of Europe , an offshoot of a US Conservative Association founded in 1979 by the Conservative MP in the US Congress, Lawrence P. McDonald, who was then one of the leading members of the John Birch Society in the USA belonged to.

Publications (selection)

  • Ideological foundations of Soviet international law , Cologne 1964
  • Basic principles of a European peace order , Hanover 1968
  • On the problem of the international and constitutional continuity of Germany after 1945 , 1957
  • The law as a way to peace between peoples in the course of time , in: Jb. Of the Albertus University in Königsberg / Pr. XXIV (1974), ed. from the Göttinger Arbeitskreis , Berlin 1975, pp. 5-48.

literature

  • Helge Dvorak: Biographical Lexicon of the German Burschenschaft. Volume I: Politicians. Volume 7: Supplement A – K. Winter, Heidelberg 2013, ISBN 978-3-8253-6050-4 , pp. 132-134.

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