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Uncover the Historical Document: § 144 StG oder Kampf der Vermehrung at the Museum of Contraception and Abortion

This 1947 German book by Ernst Jahoda explores legal and societal discourse on procreation and contraception.

Delve into ' § 144 StG oder Kampf der Vermehrung', a pivotal 1947 German document. Authored by Ernst Jahoda, this book offers insight into the legal and social aspects of contraception and procreation. It's a key artifact within the Museum of Contraception and Abortion's collection. Understand the historical framework shaping these sensitive topics.

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This entry details a historical document or book from 1947 titled '§ 144 StG oder Kampf der Vermehrung' (Paragraph 144 StG or The Fight for Procreation). Authored and edited by Ernst Jahoda, it falls under the category of books and focuses on the topic of contraception.

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The item identified as '§ 144 StG oder Kampf der Vermehrung' is a historical document or book from 1947, cataloged under Inventory ID b1239. Ernst Jahoda is credited as both the author and editor of this work. The document is categorized as a book and is written in German, with its primary subject being contraception. It was self-published. This artifact is part of the library's collection and provides insight into discussions or legal frameworks surrounding procreation and contraception in 1947. The title itself suggests a focus on legal aspects ('StG' likely refers to a statute or legal code) and the societal discourse on reproduction during that period.

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