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Though amusingly, in Germany - not really for Mein Kampf - but for other extremist propaganda writings, you are not allowed to keep more than three copies. (Sin
by FeepingCreature 5y ago
Though amusingly, in Germany - not really for Mein Kampf - but for other extremist propaganda writings, you are not allowed to keep more than three copies. (Since it's then assumed you're storing them for distribution.)
Not sure how relevant this still is given the Internet.
- sascha_sl 5y agoI'm not sure how you arrived at three copies. Intend to distribute is the only factor actually written into law.
- freemint 5y agoBy a judge's ruling probably.
- sascha_sl 5y agoGermany doesn't have case law unless you get to a constitutional court, and even then it only mandates that the parliament fix it within a generous time frame (and they might ignore half of the things said in the ruling, as with the change to 45b PStG).
- anthony_d 5y agoThat sounds worse to me. 3 is at least an objective number. Being tried based on intent is always problematic.
- FeepingCreature 5y agoDefinition of "vorrätig hält" when I googled it.