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145:(Journal for Legal History) and then the entire publishing house. After the end of the Second World War, Rauch founded a new publishing house in Marburg in 1947, which he named Böhlau Verlag in 1951. In 1957 the company was relocated to Cologne. Another publishing house of the same name was founded in Graz and later moved to Vienna.
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The current program of the Böhlau Verlag includes publications from the field of history (including cultural, art and legal history) as well as literature and linguistics. Examples of serial works are the Werte der deutschen Heimat (Values of the German
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