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Nordhorn After the War: Clear Separation of Politics and Administration
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By Denis Herold. After the Second World War, local government in Lower Saxony (as well as in North Rhine-Westphalia and Schleswig-Holstein) was reorganized in the British occupation zone according to the "British model." This clear separation between politics and administration was explicitly desired by the British military government, resulting in the so-called "North German Council Constitutional System," which was enshrined in the new municip…
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