The 'Bonner Kommentar' is the oldest and most extensive commentary on the German Basic Law, published as a loose-leaf collection since 1950 and now filling 25 binders.
Sources
- 75 Jahre Grundgesetz. Eine Publikationsgeschichte (blog.dnb.de)
- https://www.otto-schmidt.de/bonner-kommentar-zum-grundgesetz-9783811410534 (otto-schmidt.de)
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