National Constitutions of Europe - Subject - Constitutional

Facts

Comparison

Defining Characteristic

A constitution, or supreme law, is the aggregate of fundamental principles or established precedents that constitute the legal basis of a polity, and commonly determines how that entity is to be governed. 1

Constitution of the Soviet Union (1936)

Constitution of the United Kingdom

Constitution of the Year VIII

Constitution of the Year XII

Constitution of Ukraine

Constitutional Charter of Serbia and Montenegro

Czechoslovak Constitution of 1920

December Constitution

Federal Constitution of Switzerland

French Constitution of 1793

French constitutional laws of 1875

Fundamental Law of Hungary

Fundamental Law of Vatican City State

Greek Constitution of 1822

Greek Constitution of 1844

Hungarian Constitution of 1949

March Constitution (Poland)

Ninth-of-May Constitution

October Diploma

Pillersdorf Constitution

Russian Constitution of 1906

Russian Constitution of 1978

Spanish Constitution of 1812

Spanish Constitution of 1837

Spanish Constitution of 1869

Spanish Constitution of 1931

Swedish Act of Succession

Tarnovo Constitution

Weimar Constitution