Das Landesverfassungsrecht des Fürstentums und Freistaats Waldeck-Pyrmont (1852–1928)

In 1920, about 0.1% of the population of the German Reich lived in Waldeck-Pyrmont. The small state produced a variety of interesting peculiarities:
In financial trouble, Waldeck-Pyrmont concluded an administrative agreement with Prussia in 1867, according to which the Prussian king nominally ran the affairs of state of the small state. The agreement overrode the constitution of 1852. In the Weimar Republic, too, the aforementioned laws, with minor adjustments, formed the constitutional law. A democratic constitutional draft failed - the provisional solution became permanent.
Along these legal sources, the work attempts to make the constitutional law of the small German state tangible to the reader in three self-contained units (1852 to 1867, 1867 to 1918, from 1918 onwards).