SZ Photo - Demonstrations and passing of the emergency laws, 1968
The emergency laws were approved by the German Bundestag on 30 May and supplemented the Basic Law with a so-called emergency constitution which was to guarantee the ability of the state to act in times of crisis. In the course of this amendment, demonstrations and protest actions took place. - This selection contains pictures from our partner agency Süddeutsche Zeitung Photo.
01.01.1969 - Young protesters call for resistance to the emergency laws. [XPAEXPORTID003008]
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01.05.1968 - Students block traffic on the Munich Stachus in front of the Justizpalast. A tram of the line 8 also falls victim to the blockade. [XPAEXPORTID003008]
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01.05.1968 - Students on the Munich Stachus in May 1968 in a sit-in against the passing of the German Emergency Acts in Bonn. [XPAEXPORTID003008]
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29.05.1968 - Demonstrators at the Munich Stachus. [XPAEXPORTID003007]
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01.05.1968 - Students demonstrating on the Munich Stachus against the emergency act in 1968. [XPAEXPORTID003006]
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01.01.1960 - Demonstration gegen die Notstandsgesetze (Aufnahmedatum: 01.01.1960-31.12.1969)
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01.01.1960 - Demonstration gegen die Notstandsgesetze (Aufnahmedatum: 01.01.1960-31.12.1969)
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01.01.1960 - Demonstration gegen die Notstandsgesetze (Aufnahmedatum: 01.01.1960-31.12.1969)
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01.01.1960 - Demonstration gegen die Notstandsgesetze (Aufnahmedatum: 01.01.1960-31.12.1969)
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26.05.1968 - Protesters satirise the consequences of the emergency laws. [XPAEXPORTID003005]
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22.10.1966 - Young people hand out leaflets against the emergency laws on Lenbachplatz in Munich. [XPAEXPORTID003005]
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22.10.1966 - Young people hand out leaflets against the emergency laws on Lenbachplatz in Munich. [XPAEXPORTID003005]
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