Death in the Tiergarten

Discover the intricate world of criminal justice in late imperial Germany with Death in the Tiergarten by Benjamin Carter Hett. Published by Harvard University Press in 2004, this compelling hardback spans 304 pages and delves into the cultural dynamics of Berlin from Alexanderplatz to Moabit, the city's most notorious prison. Hett expertly examines the individuals who shaped this landscape and reveals how the law mirrored the vibrant urban culture and shifting politics of a city in transformation. This book is an essential read for anyone interested in 19th and 20th-century European history, criminal law, and the societal factors influencing justice in Germany. Join Hett on a fascinating journey through a pivotal era in Berlin's history.