by Martin Armstrong, Armstrong Economics:

Of course. This is a complex and highly regulated area of German law, rooted in the country’s historical experiences. The restrictions allowed on population liberty and financial controls depend entirely on the specific legal state of emergency declared.
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It’s crucial to understand that Germany, as a Rechtsstaat (a state based on law and justice), has strict constitutional safeguards. Any government action must have a specific legal basis in the Grundgesetz (Basic Law, Germany’s constitution).
The German constitution provides for several escalating states of crisis:
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State of Tension (Spannungsfall): A preliminary stage when a military conflict is imminent.
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State of Defence (Verteidigungsfall): A formal declaration that the country is under armed attack.
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State of Internal Emergency (Innerer Notstand): For dealing with grave threats to public safety and order within the country.
The most severe restrictions are only permissible under a State of Defence.
In Austria, the term “tension case” (more precisely: voltage state) in the military law 2001 (§ 2) is defined as a condition in which there is an immediate danger to the security of Austria or its allies, and preparation measures are required for defense. The “defense case” (defense state) occurs when an armed attack takes place or is imminent.
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