Otto Kahn-Freund was one of the most influential labor attorneys of the 20 th century. Kahn-Freund became Presiding Judge at the Berlin Labor Court until he was compelled to emigrate by the National Socialists. In Oxford, he was Professor of Comparative Law at the London School of Economics and a member of the International Law Society. This study focuses on his influence on labor law up to 1933, which still has an impact today.

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Hannes Ludyga, Universität des Saarlandes