![]() To respect and protect it shall be the duty of all state authority. ![]() That’s one of the reasons why the very first article of (then still only West) Germany’s post-war constitution reads: As with many other aspects of the Nazi regime, post-war Germany resolved Nie wieder (“Never again”) when it came to violations of privacy. ![]() ![]() In both systems, citizens effectively ceased to have a right to privacy, and could be branded criminals for private thoughts or acts, resulting in severe punishment. ![]()
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