Tötung von Neugeborenen - Neonatizide in Hamburg von 1998 bis 2008

Julia Krohn; Sven Anders; Klaus Püschel; Ann Sophie Schröder

Tötung von Neugeborenen - Neonatizide in Hamburg von 1998 bis 2008

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Tötung von Neugeborenen - Neonatizide in Hamburg von 1998 bis 2008. / Krohn, Julia; Anders, Sven; Püschel, Klaus; Schröder, Ann Sophie.

in: Arch Kriminol, Jahrgang 227, Nr. 5-6, 5-6, 03.08.2011, S. 174-180.

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Krohn, J, Anders, S, Püschel, K & Schröder, AS 2011, 'Tötung von Neugeborenen - Neonatizide in Hamburg von 1998 bis 2008', Arch Kriminol, Jg. 227, Nr. 5-6, 5-6, S. 174-180. <http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/21805906?dopt=Citation>

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Krohn, J., Anders, S., Püschel, K., & Schröder, A. S. (2011). Tötung von Neugeborenen - Neonatizide in Hamburg von 1998 bis 2008. Arch Kriminol, 227(5-6), 174-180. [5-6]. http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/21805906?dopt=Citation

Vancouver

Krohn J, Anders S, Püschel K, Schröder AS. Tötung von Neugeborenen - Neonatizide in Hamburg von 1998 bis 2008. Arch Kriminol. 2011 Aug 3;227(5-6):174-180. 5-6.

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