Vol. 20 No. 2 (2021): Miscellanea Historico-Iuridica Vol. XX No. 2

Articles

• From the Constitutionalization of the Principle of Legality nulla poene, nullum crimen sine lege Principle within the Weimar Constitution to the Reversal to a Principle of nullum crimen sine poena by the Nazi Regime

  Martin Heger

  9-20

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• Constitutionality in the Kingdom of Serbs, Croats, and Slovenes/the Kingdom of Yugoslavia – Between Covert and Overt Dictatorship

  Sanja Savić

  21-28

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• The Genesis and Principles of the First Constitution of the Republic of Finland of 1919

  Stanisław Bożyk

  29-43

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• The Weimar Constitution and the Prohibition of a Retroactive Harsher Punishment

  Milan Kuhli

  45-56

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• Establishment of and Behind the Scenes of the Adoption at the Transitive Act of May 18, 1921 to the Constitutional Act of March 17, 1921 on the Temporary Organization of the Supreme Power of the Republic of Poland

  Michał Paweł Stokowski

  57-69

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• Introduction, Decline, and Fall of Socio-Economic Provisions in Yugoslavia’ s Constitutions (1921–1931)

  Mirjana Miškić

  71-85

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• Changes in the Constitutional Matter Affecting the Structure of the Judiciary During the Regime of 19 May 1934

  Neli Georgieva Radeva

  87-111

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• Duty of Loyalty to the State or the ‘Polish Section’ in the 1937 Estonian Constitution

  Hesi Siimets-Gross

  113-128

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• The Model of the Ukrainian State in the Concept of the Right-wing Political Environment of the Interwar Period

  Wiktor Hołubko

  129-142

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• From Greater Serbia to the Kingdom of SHS. A Few Remarks of a State System Historian

  Adam Lityński

  145-173

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• Summary Criminal Court Formed on the Occasion of The Hussar Rebellion (1844) – A Short Outline

  Uroš Stanković

  175-200

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• Reasons for the Creation and Evolution of Polish Border Formations in the 20th-century Interwar Period

  Paweł Zawadzki

  201-229

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• Ukraine on the Road to Sovereignty. Observations of a Legal Historian Review: A. Olechno, Ewolucja konstytucyjnych podstaw systemu rządów Ukrainy [Evolution of the Constitutional Foundations of the Government System of Ukraine], Białystok 2019, 290 pages

  Adam Lityński

  233-250

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• The Significance of the 1965 Pastoral Letter (Message) of the Polish Bishops to German Bishops in the Process of Polish-German Reconciliation Critical Remarks on the Article by Adam Wójcik Published in “Miscellanea Historico-Iuridica”, Vol. XX (2021), issue 1, pp. 121-136

  Wojciech Kucharski

  251-268

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• Chronicle of the Białystok Legal Historians Community (2020)

  Marcin Łysko

  271-274

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