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The Misery of Bourgeois Democracy in Germany

Now, after the almost forgotten revolutionary student movement of the sixties—a movement which had some impact on the views and attitudes of liberal circles—the West German social climate must be seen in terms of a restoration. The effects of the anti-radical legislation (Radikalenerlass) in the civil service, political parties, churches and unions are only the tip of the iceberg. Even more significant are the numerous unpublicized but extremely important constitutional changes as well as the shift from formal legality to “reasons of state.” An extreme polarization of social forces renders this restoration different from that of the first post-war period.