"Grundsaetze Des Voelker-rechts Von Der Unverletzlichkeit Der Gesandten" by Dietrich Hermann Kemmerich delves into the fundamental principles of international law concerning the inviolability of envoys. This historical work explores the legal frameworks and customs that govern diplomatic immunity and the protection of ambassadors and other representatives of nations.
Kemmerich's study offers insights into the historical context and the development of these crucial aspects of international relations. It examines the evolving understanding of diplomatic privileges and the obligations of states to ensure the safety and security of foreign envoys. This book is a valuable resource for legal scholars, historians, and anyone interested in the foundations of modern international law and diplomatic practice.
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