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The article discusses a February 1972 seminar on the theme of "Der Allgemeine Teil des Sozialgesetzbuches" ("The General Section of the Social Security Law Code"). A welcoming address by Dr. Wilhelm Wertenbruch is presented in which he reviews personnel deficits and the need for interdisciplinary approaches. Five speaker presentations follow the welcoming address.

The article discusses the loss of insurance papers during World War II in Germany and the effects of this on pension allocation after the war. Various methods of calculating pensions, including the waiting and entitlement period are outlined. In addition, calculating provisions for widows and orphans is discussed.

Presents an abstract of the article "Von der Fachbibliographie zur Dokumentation erlautert am Beispiel der Entwicklung der deutschen eisenhuttenmannischen und verwandten Bibliographien," published in "Nachrichten fur Dokumentation." Includes an historical treatment of published documentation on metallurgy since the 18th century in Germany.

The article discusses the November 1972 position paper on worker-governed asset building from the Bundesvereinigung der Deutschen Arbeitgeberverbände (BDA - Federation of German Employers' Associations). The BDA opinion was that a new model of individual asset building as proposed by the labor interests was not necessary and that workers should use the normal wage negotiation and contract process as a means to personal prosperity.

A position paper is presented from Dr. W. W. Schütz, member of the Kuratorium Unteilbares Deutschland (Curatorship of Indivisible Germany). The author argues that the desire for independence and national self-determination is universal in the world and that political efforts to date toward German reunification have been halting and effete. He urges a sense of unity and political will among global groups who share the view of a partnership of ideals leading to those goals' fulfillment.

Presents an abstract of the article 'Fotocopie en Auteursrecht,' by A.M.W. Jordans, published in the journal "Bibliotheekleven." Description of the position regarding copyright and the photographic reproduction of printed material in England, Germany, Austria, France, U.S. and Switzerland; Discussion of the general copyright laws; Photocopying as an essential aid to research; Suggestion that the present practice is justified on the grounds that copying is undertaken instead of borrowing, rather than buying the original