Trends in European Social Legislation Between the Two World Wars

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By Alexander Lorch

Maison Française, 1943, 148 pp

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A comparative study of the labor legislation of the Weimar Republic and of the social reforms of the Front Populaire in France, published for the Institute of Comparative Law of the École Libre des Hautes Études in New York.

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