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Faustrecht: German word meaning "law of the fist" or "law by force." In French, perhaps "droit du poing." https://t.co/bKX2PK9PdE

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Posted November 16, 2015

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Faustrecht: German word meaning “law of the fist” or “law by force.” In French, perhaps “droit du poing.” https://t.co/bKX2PK9PdE

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