Margaret Brannan Lewis Bücher

Focusing on the evolution of infanticide in Germany over three centuries, the book examines the intricate dynamics surrounding these crimes, including their causes, perpetrators, and societal responses. Utilizing a diverse array of contemporary sources, it situates infanticide and abortion within the broader historical context, revealing how perceptions and reactions have shifted over time. This nuanced study provides insight into the complexities of these offenses and their implications in German society.