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First regulation on the implementation of the Federal Compensation Act

Original Language Title: Erste Verordnung zur Durchführung des Bundesentschädigungsgesetzes

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First regulation on the implementation of the Federal Compensation Act (1. DV-BEG)

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1. DV-BEG

Date of completion: 17.09.1954

Full quote:

" First Regulation implementing the Federal Indemnity Act as amended by the Notice of 13 April 1966 (BGBl. I p. 292, 393), most recently by Article 1 of the Regulation of 1 April 2015 (BGBl. 421) has been amended "

Status: New by Art. I V v. 13.4.1966 I 292, 393;
Last amended by Art. 1 V v. 1.4.2015 I 421

For more details, please refer to the menu under Notes

Footnote 

(+ + + Text proof applicable: 1.1.1987 + + +)

I.
Special eligibility requirements

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§ 1 Proof of death

(1) Death or the death or death status under the Vanity Act or under other legislation is regularly detected by public documents. (2) May the death or death arrest cannot be proved by public documents , the principles of § 176 BEG shall apply for the proof of death or the determination of death. (3) If the persecuted person is missing and death is not established under the law of confession or under other legislation, then the following shall be: Presumed that the persecuted person died on 8 May 1945 (Section 180 (1) BEG), unless the person concerned died on 8 May 1945. according to the circumstances of the individual case, another date of death is probable (§ 180 para. 2 BEG). § 176 BEG shall apply. Unofficial table of contents

§ 2 Death in the immediate connection to deportation or deprivation of liberty

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§ 3 Claims Requirement in accordance with § 4 BEG

If the conditions of § 4 BEG are not fulfilled in the person of the deceased persecuted, the right to compensation in accordance with § § 15 to 26 BEG only has the survivor level, to which the conditions of § 4 BEG apply; it is sufficient not that the conditions of eligibility of § 4 BEG are fulfilled in the person of another survivor.

II.
Circle of survivors

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§ 4 Witwer

The entitlement of the Witwers to a pension exists even if the maintenance of the persecuted wife was mainly disputed. Unofficial table of contents

§ 5 Children and their equals

(1) The children of a persecuted person shall be entitled to the same claims in accordance with § § 15 to 26 of the BEG as the children of a persecuted person. (2) The children shall be treated as equal
1.
the stepchildren who had taken the persecuted into his apartment,
2.
the foster children who had been admitted to his home by the persecuted and for whose maintenance and education did not go on from another side

a higher amount than 125 Deutsche Mark per month,
from 1 July 1967 a higher amount than 150 Deutsche Mark per month,
from 1 January 1971 a higher amount than 200 Deutsche Mark per month,
from 1 February 1977 a higher amount than 360 Deutsche Mark per month,
from 1 March 1978 a higher amount than 430 German marks per month,
from 1 March 1979 a higher amount than 550 Deutsche Mark per month,
from 1 March 1981 a higher amount than 650 Deutsche Mark per month,
from 1 January 1987 a higher amount than 750 Deutsche Mark per month,
from 1 January 1990 a higher amount than 850 German marks per month,
from 1 January 2002 a higher amount than 480 euros per month,
from 1 June 2008 a higher amount than 520 euros per month,
from 1 July 2010 a higher amount than 530 euros per month,
from 1. October 2012 a higher amount than EUR 560 per month; and
from 1 August 2014 a higher amount than 590 euros per month
is paid.
(3) Children are considered to have been admitted to the apartment even if the persecuted person has accommodated them at the expense of the other, without thereby the domestic connection with him should be lifted. Unofficial table of contents

§ 6

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§ 7 Granting of pension in children over 18 years

(1) Children receive after completion of the 18. Year of life a pension if it
1.
are in a school or vocational training which predominantly takes advantage of their labour force, provided that they do not receive, in connection with their training, remuneration, remuneration or other benefits at an appropriate level, to the extent to which they are not subject to the same conditions: Completion of the 27. Life Year,
2.
are permanently incapaciated because of physical or mental incapacity, provided that the permanent incapacity to work is before the completion of the 27. Year of life, regardless of age, if they do not have their own income

of more than 125 German marks per month,
from 1 July 1967 of more than 150 German marks per month,
from 1 January 1971 of more than 200 German marks per month,
from 1 February 1977 of more than 360 Deutsche Mark monthly,
from 1 March 1978 of more than 430 German marks per month,
from 1 March 1979 of more than 550 Deutsche Mark monthly,
from 1 March 1981 of more than 650 German marks per month,
from 1 January 1987 of more than 750 German marks per month,
from 1 January 1990 of more than 850 German marks per month,
from 1 January 2002 of more than 480 euros per month,
from 1 June 2008 a higher amount than 520 euros per month,
from 1 July 2010 a higher amount than 530 euros per month,
from 1. October 2012 a higher amount than EUR 560 per month; and
from 1 August 2014 a higher amount than 590 euros per month
; pensions paid to the child on account of the death of the person being persecuted do not count on the income of the child.
(2) In the cases referred to in paragraph 1 (1), school or vocational training shall, for a reason not in the person of the persecuted person or the child, be higher than the 27. In addition, the pension shall also be higher than 27 years of age, as a result of the period of delay in the pension. (3) (omitted) Unofficial table of contents

§ 8 Parentless grandchildren

(1) Claims under § § 15 to 26 of the BEG are entitled to the parental-free grandchildren of a persecuted person, if the persecuted person had taken them into his home and no other persons are legally obliged to support him. § 5 (3) shall apply mutagenously. (2) The requirement that the persecuted person have entertained his or her parents shall not be excluded by the fact that the person persecuted in respect of the maintenance of the maintenance has received the grants. It only depends on the fact that the maintenance has been largely disputed by the persecuted person. (3) § 7 applies accordingly. Unofficial table of contents

§ 9 Relatives of the ascending line and adoptive parents

Parents or adoptive parents are entitled to a pension in front of the grandparents. His parents are replaced by a deceased parent.

III.
Pension

1.
Calculation and payment of pension

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§ 10 Type of calculation

The calculation of the pension shall be based on the statement of remuneration as set out in Appendix 1, after the division of the federal civil servants into those of the simple, medium, high and higher service, which shall mean the average of the average salary. for these civil servants ' groups, which can be reached until the age limit is reached. Unofficial table of contents

§ 11 Classification into a comparable civil servant group

(1) The economic position of the deceased person is decisive for the classification of a comparable civil servant group, unless his social status justifies a more favourable classification. (2) The economic position shall be determined after the average income of the persecuted person in the last three years before his death or, if this is more favourable to him, according to his average income in the last three years before the persecution that led to his death. For the evaluation of this average income, the remuneration summary annexed to Annex 2 shall be based on the average service income of the Federal Officials of the Simple, Medium, Higher and Higher Service, by age of age It is structured. The age of the person being persecuted at the time of the beginning of the persecution, which led to his death, shall be deemed to be the age of the person being persecuted. (3) Average income within the meaning of this provision shall be that of the person who is the victim of the persecution. average amount of income from agriculture, forestry, business, self-employment and non-self-employed labour (§ 2 para. 3 points 1 to 4 of the Income Tax Act). Income from agriculture, forestry and industrial operations shall not be taken into account in so far as they are not based on the person's own work performance. For the purposes of determining the value of its own work, it should be used for the purpose of comparing the remuneration that would have been granted to a third party as a remuneration. (4) Was a person who was not self-employed with regard to his or her work. (5) The social status of the person being persecuted shall be determined in accordance with the procedure laid down in the on his pre-education, his achievements and his skills Validity in public life. (6) The classification of a persecuted person who worked as a housewife usually depends on the economic or, if this is more favourable, according to the social position of her husband. (7) Had the persecuted because of the of its age, its classification shall, as a general rule, be determined by the economic or, where this is more favourable, by the social status of the parent or grandparent, who shall The persecuted part of the persecutor has been overwhelmingly contested. Unofficial table of contents

§ 12 Hundreds of Accident Rates and pensions

(1) The total accident rate for the purposes of this Regulation amounts to 66 2/3 of the hundred of pensionable remuneration (§ 10). (2) The pension of the widow and the widower is 60 of the hundred, the pension for each child and 30 of the hundred for each noun grandson and to base the pension on a relative of the ascending line or an adoptive parent or several together 30 of the hundred of the accident rate of the accident. Unofficial table of contents

§ 13 Hundred Rate of the pension

(1) Subject to the provision of paragraphs 2 to 5, the percentage of the pension of survivors shall be 100 per cent of the amounts specified in § 12. (2) The circumstances to be taken into account in accordance with Article 18 (2) of the BEG shall be subject to a reduction in the amount of the pension of the surviving dependabreate. The percentage of the pension can be reduced to 30% by the hundred. (3) The circumstances to be taken into account in accordance with Article 18 (2) of the BEG include in particular:
1.
their own earnings and their own remuneration from reasonable work;
2.
own earnings, to be acquired by the survivor, although the acquisition is to be granted to him,
3.
Benefits from private insurance;
4.
Interest arising from the investment of capital assets and certificates of securities, unless it is verifiable of interest or income from the investment in services provided to the survivor in the course of the compensation for victims of the national-socialist persecution,
5.
other assets,
6.
Pension benefits received or received by the survivor in the course of compensation for victims of the National Socialist persecution, provided that these benefits are not already taken into account in accordance with § § 141d to 141k BEG,
7.
other pensions.
(4) Not reasonable is a work that is not common in the social position of the surviving. In particular, a widow shall not be able to work if it is
1.
for a child under 14 years of age,
2.
the 45. Year of age,
3.
does not have vocational training and has not been in employment so far,
4.
in their capacity to work at least 50 per hundred.
A widower is not to be expected to work in particular if he or she is 65. (5) Income obtained and recoverable income shall be taken into account only in so far as it is the sum of the amount of the income received and the amount of the income obtained and recoverable income shall be taken into account.
from 1 September 1965 from 200 Deutsche Mark,
from 1 September 1969 of 250 Deutsche Mark,
from 1 January 1972 of 300 Deutsche Mark,
from 1 January 1974 of 350 Deutsche Mark,
from 1 February 1976 of 400 Deutsche Mark,
from 1 March 1978 from 450 Deutsche Mark,
from 1 March 1980 500 Deutsche Mark,
from 1 July 1982 of 550 Deutsche Mark,
from 1 January 1985 of 600 Deutsche Mark,
from 1 January 1987 of 650 Deutsche Mark,
from 1 January 1989 of 700 Deutsche Mark,
from 1 March 1991 of 750 Deutsche Mark,
from 1 May 1993 of 800 Deutsche Mark,
from 1 April 1995 from 850 Deutsche Mark,
from 1 March 1997 from 875 Deutsche Mark,
from 1 March 1999 of 900 Deutsche Mark,
from 1 January 2002 of 480 euros,
from 1 June 2008 of 520 euros,
from 1 July 2010 of 530 euros,
from 1. October 2012 of 560 euros and
from 1 August 2014 from 590 Euro

monthly. The full 50 Deutsche Mark, from 1 January 2002, 26 euro each of the monthly income to be taken into account, will result in a reduction of 10 per hundred, but not more than a reduction in the monthly amount of the pension by 50 German Mark, from 1 January 2002, 26 euro. Unofficial table of contents

§ 13a Meeting of pensions for damage to life with pensions for damage to body or health, or pensions for damage in professional progress

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§ 14 Minimum pension

The monthly minimum amount of the pension according to § 19 BEG may not be undershot, unless otherwise provided by the Federal Compensation Act and this Regulation. Unofficial table of contents

§ 15 Distribution of benefits to be calculated

In the case of the payment of benefits to current pensions in accordance with § 10 BEG, the amount to be charged shall be distributed in such a way that at least half of the minimum amount of the pension which is legally entitled to the survivor remains. Unofficial table of contents

Section 16 Payment of the pension

(1) The pension shall be paid in monthly prepaid amounts from the first of the month in which the conditions for entitlement to a pension are met, but at the earliest on 1 November 1953. (2) The amounts calculated and the amounts to be paid shall be paid to the In each case, the pension is to be paid to the full German mark from 1 January 2002 to full euro.

2.
Rest and Ererase of the pension

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§ 17 Ruhen of the pension

(1) Insofar as and as long as the pension pursuant to Section 22 of the BEG has been rested in the version of the Law of 29 June 1956, this is to be taken into account in the calculation of the sum of the pension amounts. (2) In the case of paragraph 1, the pension shall rest from the first of the The month following the month in which the event determining the retirement of the pension has fallen. In so doing, the amounts of the pension that are calculated and the amounts to be paid shall be rounded up to the full Deutsche Mark. Unofficial table of contents

§ 18 Erasing of the pension

The pension is ripped
1.
for each survivor with the end of the month in which he dies,
2.
for each survivor, with the exception of the children, the ascending line and the adoptive parents, even with the end of the month in which he marries or remarries,
3.
for children and elnseless grandchildren also with the end of the month following the month in which they are the 18. The following year shall be completed, unless the conditions set out in Article 7 (1) and (2) are fulfilled,
4.
for foster children also with the end of the month following the month in which for their maintenance and their upbringing from another side is running

a higher amount than 125 Deutsche Mark per month,
from 1 July 1967 a higher amount than 150 Deutsche Mark per month,
from 1 January 1971 a higher amount than 200 Deutsche Mark per month,
from 1 February 1977 a higher amount than 360 Deutsche Mark per month,
from 1 March 1978 a higher amount than 430 German marks per month,
from 1 March 1979 a higher amount than 550 Deutsche Mark per month,
from 1 March 1981 a higher amount than 650 Deutsche Mark per month,
from 1 January 1987 a higher amount than 750 Deutsche Mark per month,
from 1 January 1990 a higher amount than 850 German marks per month,
from 1 January 2002 a higher amount than 480 euros per month,
from 1 June 2008 a higher amount than 520 euros per month,
from 1 July 2010 a higher amount than 530 euros per month,
from 1. October 2012 a higher amount than EUR 560 per month; and
from 1 August 2014 a higher amount than 590 euros per month
is paid.
5.
for relatives of the ascending line and for adoptive parents also with the end of the month in which the neediness has fallen away.
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Section 18a Resurrecy of the pension

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3.
Obligation to notify and change the conditions

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§ 19 Display obligation

(1) The survivor shall be obliged to notify the competent compensation authority without delay:
1.
the employment services, benefits and certificates referred to in Article 13 (3), and the change in the income situation;
2.
the marriage and remarriage,
3.
the termination of school and vocational training in the case of section 7 (1) (1) and the receipt of remuneration, remuneration or other benefits at the appropriate level,
4.
the continuation of invalidity in the case of Section 7 (1) (2) and the receipt of an income

of more than 125 German marks per month,
from 1 July 1967 of more than 150 German marks per month,
from 1 January 1971 of more than 200 German marks per month,
from 1 February 1977 of more than 360 Deutsche Mark monthly,
from 1 March 1978 of more than 430 German marks per month,
from 1 March 1979 of more than 550 Deutsche Mark monthly,
from 1 March 1981 of more than 650 German marks per month,
from 1 January 1987 of more than 750 German marks per month,
from 1 January 1990 of more than 850 German marks per month,
from 1 January 2002 of more than 480 euros per month,
from 1 June 2008 of more than 520 euros per month,
from 1 July 2010 of more than 530 euros per month,
from 1. October 2012 of more than 560 euros per month and
from 1 August 2014 of more than 590 Euro per month
5.
the payment of an amount

of more than 125 German marks per month,
from 1 July 1967 of more than 150 German marks per month,
from 1 January 1971 of more than 200 German marks per month,
from 1 February 1977 of more than 360 Deutsche Mark monthly,
from 1 March 1978 of more than 430 German marks per month,
from 1 March 1979 of more than 550 Deutsche Mark monthly,
from 1 March 1981 of more than 650 German marks per month,
from 1 January 1987 of more than 750 German marks per month,
from 1 January 1990 of more than 850 German marks per month,
from 1 January 2002 of more than 480 euros per month,
from 1 June 2008 of more than 520 euros per month,
from 1 July 2010 of more than 530 euros per month,
from 1. October 2012 of more than 560 euros per month and
from 1 August 2014 of more than 590 Euro per month
in the case of section 5 (2) (2),
6.
the continuation of the neediness in the case of Section 17 (1) (5) and (6) of the BEG.
(2) The survivors shall be obliged to submit a life certificate to the competent compensation authority on their request once a year. The competent compensation authority may waive the submission, provided that the purpose of the submission of a certificate of life is provided by a regular comparison of the required data between the compensation authority and an official notification register. (3) If the survivor has a legal representative, he shall be subject to the obligations laid down in paragraphs 1 and 2. Unofficial table of contents

§ 20 Violation of the obligation to notify

If the survivor or his legal representative fails to comply with the obligations laid down in § 19, the payment of the pension may be suspended in whole or in part. This shall only apply if the survivor or his legal representative has previously been referred to these legal consequences. Unofficial table of contents

Section 21 Redetermination of the pension in the event of change of circumstances

(1) In the case of § 21 BEG, the pension shall be reestablished with effect from the first of the month following the month in which the circumstances have changed. (2) A reduction or withdrawal of the pension shall be effected at the end of the period of delivery of the pension. Modest following month effective. If the survivor has culpably prevented or delayed the remission of the person, the repayment of the repaid pension may be ordered. Unofficial table of contents

Section 21a

(Fundstelle: BGBl. I 1983, 1314;
with regard to of the individual amendments. Footnote)
The minimum monthly amount of the pension shall be
from 1.1.1966 to 30.9.1966 from 1.10.1966 to 30.6.1968 from 1.7.1968 to 31.3.1969 from 1.4.1969 to 31.8.1969 from 1.9.1969 to 31.12.1970
DM DM DM DM DM
the widow .......... 304 316 329 345 373
the widower ......... 304 316 329 345 373
the full orphan ...... 153 159 165 173 187
the first and second half-orphans,
if no pension is paid for the widow or widower, Per 115 120 125 131 141
if a pension is paid for the widow or widower, 85 88 92 96 104
the third and each following half-orphan per 76 79 82 86 93
the elternless grandson .............. 153 159 165 173 187
the parents or adoptive parents together ........... 229 238 248 260 281
a surviving parent or adoptive parent ... 153 159 165 173 187
from 1.1.1971 to 31.12.1971 from 1.1.1972 to 31.12.1972 from 1.1.1973 to 31.12.1973 from 1.1.1974 to 31.12.1974
DM DM DM DM
the widow .......... 418 451 494 553
the widower ......... 418 451 494 553
the full orphan ...... 209 226 247 277
the first and second half-orphans,
if no pension is paid for the widow or widower, 158 171 187 209
if a pension is paid for the widow or widower, 116 each 125 137 153
the third and each following half-orphan 104 112 123 138
the elternless grandson .............. 209 226 247 277
the parents or adoptive parents together ........... 315 340 372 417
a surviving parent or adoptive parent .. 209 226 247 277
from 1.1.1975 to 31.1.1976 from 1.2.1976 to 31.1.1977 from 1.2.1977 to 28.2.1978 from 1.3.1978 to 28.2.1979
DM DM DM DM
the widow .......... 586 642 706 755
the widower ......... 586 642 706 755
the full orphan ...... 294 322 354 379
the first and second half-orphans,
if no pension is paid for the widow or widower, 222 243 267 286
if a pension is paid for the widow or widower, 162 177 195 209
the third and each following half-orphan ever 146 160 176 188
the elternless grandson .............. 294 322 354 379
the parents or adoptive parents together ........... 442 484 532 569
a surviving parent or adoptive parent .. 294 322 354 479
from 1.3.1979 to 29.2.1980 from 1.3.1980 to 28.2.1981 from 1.3.1981 to 30.6.1982 from 1 July 1982 to 30 June 1983
DM DM DM DM
the widow .......... 800 860 903 939
the widower ......... 800 860 903 939
the full orphan ...... 402 432 454 472
the first and second half-orphans,
if no pension is paid for the widow or widower, 303 326 342 356
if a pension is paid for the widow or widower, 222 239 251 261
the third and each following half-orphan per 199 214 225 234
the elternless grandson .............. 402 432 454 472
the parents or adoptive parents together ........... 603 648 680 707
a surviving parent or adoptive parent .. 402 432 454 472
from 1.7.1983 to 31.12.1984 from 1.1.1985 to 31.12.1985 from 1.1.1986 to 31.12.1986 from 1.1.1987 to 29.2.1988
DM DM DM DM
the widow .......... 958 995 1025 1061
the widower ......... 958 995 1025 1061
the full orphan ...... 481 500 515 533
the first and second half-orphans,
if no pension is paid for the widow or widower, 363 377 389 403
if a pension is paid for the widow or widower, 266 276 285 295
the third and each following half-orphan 239 248 256 265
the elternless grandson .............. 481 500 515 533
the parents or adoptive parents together ........... 721 749 772 799
a surviving parent or adoptive parent .. 481 500 515 533
from 1.3.1988 to 31.12.1988 from 1.1.1989 to 31.12.1989 from 1.1.1990 to 28.2.1991 from 1.3.1991 to 30.4.1992 from 1.5.1992 to 30.4.1993
DM DM DM DM DM
the widow .......... 1086 1101 1148 1215 1330
the widower ......... 1086 1101 1148 1215 1330
the full orphan ...... 546 554 577 610 668
the first and second half-orphans,
if no pension is paid for the widow or widower, 413 419 437 462 506
if a pension is paid for the widow or widower, Per 302 306 319 338 370
the third and each following half-orphan ever 271 275 287 304 333
the elternless grandson... 546 554 577 610 668
the parents or adoptive parents together ............ 818 829 864 914 1001
a surviving parent or adoptive parent ... 546 554 577 610 668 

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 of the one of the 
 1.5.1993 1.10.1994 1.4.1995 1.3.1997 1.1.1998 
 up to until up to 
 30.9.1994 31.3.1995 28.2.1997 31.12.1997 28.2.1999 
 DM DM DM DM 
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the widow .......... 1350 1377 1 421 1 448 1 461 
Widower ......... 1350 1377 1 421 1 448 1 461 
the full orphan ...... 678 692 714 728 735 
the first and second 
half-orphan, 
 if no pension 
 for the widow 
 or the widower 
 514 524 541 551 556 
 when a pension 
 for the widow 
 or the widower 
 , 376 384 396 404 408 
the third and 
any subsequent 
Half-waise per 338 345 356 363 366 
the elnterless 
Grandson .............. 678 692 714 728 735 
the parents or 
Adoptive parents 
together ........... 1016 1036 1069 1089 1099 
a surviving 
parents-or 
Adoptive parent .. 678 692 714 728 735 



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 of the one of the 
 1.3.1999 1.1.2001 1.1.2002 1.2.2003 1.4.2004 
 up to until up to 
 31.12.2000 31.12.2001 31.1.2003 31.3.2004 31.7.2004 
 DM DM Euro Euro Euro 
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the widow .......... 1 503 1 530 799 818 826 
Widower ......... 1 503 1 530 799 818 826 
the full orphan ...... 756 770 402 412 416 
the first and second 
half-orphan, 
 if no pension 
 for the widow 
 or the widower 
 is paid, 572 582 304 311 314 
 when a pension 
 for the widow 
 or the widower 
 , per 420 428 224 229 231 
the third and 
any subsequent 
Half-waise per 377 384 201 206 208 
the elnterless 
Grandson .............. 756 770 402 412 416 
the parents or 
Adoptive parents 
together ........... 1 131 1 151 601 615 621 
a surviving 
parents-or 
Adoptive parent .. 756 770 402 412 416 



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 from the date of the   
 1.8.2004 1.6.2008 1.7.2010 1.10.2012 1.8.2014 
 Up to € to € 
 31.5.2008 30.6.2010 30.9.2012 31.7.2014 
 € € € 
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the widow .......... 834 899 918 970 1 019 
the widower ......... 834 899 918 970 1 019   
the full orphan ...... 420 453 463 489 513 
the first and second 
half-orphan, 
 if no pension 
 for the widow   
 or the widower 
 , is paid, per 317 342 349 369 387   
 when a pension 
 for the widow 
 or the widower 
 , per 233 251 256 271 285 
the third and 
any subsequent 
Half-waise per 210 226 231 244 256 
the elnterless 
Grandson .............. 420 453 463 489 513 
the parents or 
Adoptive parents 
together ........... 627 676 690 729 765 
a surviving 
parents-or 
Adoptive parent .. 420 453 463 489 513

IV.
Capital indemnification

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Section 22 Calculation of the capital compensation

(1) The capital compensation shall be calculated in such a way that for each full month, from the date of death of the persecuted to the 31. The amount of the pension calculated in accordance with § § 18 to 20 of the BEG shall be based on the earlier date referred to in Article 18 (3) of the EC Treaty, which shall not be applicable to the month of November 1953. If, for the month of November 1953, there is no entitlement to a pension, the calculation of the capital compensation shall be based on the amount of the amount of the last calendar month in which the conditions for entitlement to a pension have been met. (2) If and for as long as the pension had been rested during a period of time before 1 November 1953 (Section 22 of the BEG in the version of the Law of 29 June 1956), this should be taken into account in the assessment of the compensation of the capital. (3) Are available on a the date of the erasure (§ 18), which occurred on 1 November 1953, the (4) In the case of § 23 of the BEG, the period between the date when the pension of the widow is to be paid shall remain the same for the purpose of determining the amount of the capital compensation. or the Witwers, and the time when it would have been resettled, disregarded. § 23 sentence 3 BEG shall apply accordingly.

V.
Evaluation of the income obtained abroad

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Section 22a

(1) In the cases of § 5 (2) (5), § 7 (1) (2) and (13), the official foreign currency exchange rate shall be used in the evaluation of the income obtained or recoverable abroad. If, in the case of the conversion of the income on the basis of the official exchange rate for the benefit of the surviving person, a deviation of at least 10 from the hundred compared to the conversion of the income after the purchasing power of the foreign currency is obtained, the Purchasing power is appropriately taken into account. In this case, the average values of the foreign exchange rates and the purchasing power policies are to be compared for each year. (2) In the case of the resurrecy of the pension according to § 23 of the BEG, benefits are to be calculated on the basis of the pension payable by the widow or the widower on the basis of of a new entitlement in foreign currency acquired as a result of the dissolution or annulment of the marriage, paragraph 1 shall be applicable to the evaluation of such benefits.

VI.
Final provisions

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Section 22b Key date for the redetermination of pensions

Pensions which are to be granted or re-established pursuant to the Federal Compensation Act or this Regulation of 18 September 1965, or whose revocation from that date shall not apply, shall be granted or renewed with effect from 1 September 1965 set. Unofficial table of contents

Section 22c Transitional provisions for amendments to this Regulation

(1) The unquestionability or the legal force of a decision which has been taken prior to the proclamation of an amending Regulation shall not prevent any further decision taken on the terms of the provisions of this Regulation as amended by the amending Regulation. (2) As far as the change results in a performance improvement for current pensions, there is no need for a special application. (3) In the re-decision on the claim, the compensation bodies are to the actual findings, on which the indisputable prior communication or (4) The provisions of paragraphs 1 to 3 shall apply as long as the claims by comparison or severance have been settled before the date of the proclamation of the amending Regulation. This does not apply in so far as the consideration of future performance improvements has been expressly excluded. (5) Insofar as before the proclamation of the amending regulation claims of beneficiaries by indisputable communication or by legally enforceable In this case, it shall be entitled to the right of appeal to the beneficiaries of the court. Unofficial table of contents

Section 23

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Section 24 Time scope

(1) It shall enter into force
1.
§ § 1, 3, 4, 5 para. 1, para. 2 no. 1, 2 and 4, § 8 para. 2, 3, § § 9 to 12, § 13 para. 1, 2, 3 nos. 1 to 3, 5 to 7, para. 4, § § 14 to 16 para. 1, § 18 No. 1, 5, § § 20, 21, 22 para. 1, 3, 4 and § 23 with effect from 1. October 1953;
2.
Section 7 (3), Section 18 (2), with effect from 1 April 1957;
3.
Section 13 (5), second sentence, with effect from 1 June 1960;
4.
Section 7 (1), (2) and (18) No 3with effect from 1 July 1965;
5.
§ 5 (2) No. 3 and 5, para. 3, § 6, 8 para. 1, § 13 para. 3 no. 4, para. 5 sentence 1, § 16 para. 2, § § 17, 18 No. 4, § § 19, 22 para. 2, § § 22a and 22bwith effect of 18 September 1965;
6.
Section 21amit effect from 1 January 1966.
(2) There shall be no force
§ § 2, 13a and 18a with effect from 18 September 1965. Unofficial table of contents

Appendix 1 (to § 10 of the 1. DV-BEG)
Besolding Overview

(Fundstelle: BGBl. I 1983, 1315 -1317;
with regard to of the individual amendments. Footnote)
Comparable service DMintermediary service DMGehobener service DMHöherer service DM
1. Rest-of-life annual remuneration up to 30. 9.1951 3 100 4 300 6 800 11 000
to 31. 3.1953 3 596 4 988 7 888 12 760
by 31.12.1955 4 092 5 676 8 976 14 520
to 31. 3.1957 4 464 6 192 9 792 15 840
to 31. 5.1960 5 148 7 084 10 944 17 480
Until 31.12.1960 5 508 7 580 11 710 18 529
up to 30. 6.1962 5 949 8 186 12 647 19 826
up to 28. 2.1963 6 306 8 677 13 279 20 817
up to 30. 9.1964 6 876 8 677 13 279 20 817
to 31. 8.1965 7 426 9 371 14 209 22 274
Until 31.12.1965 8 400 10 092 15 756 23 250
up to 30. 9.1966 8 736 10 496 16 386 24 180
up to 30. 6.1968 9 085 10 916 17 041 24 905
to 31. 3.1969 9 448 11 353 17 723 25 777
to 31. 8.1969 10 848 13 629 19 878 27 887
by 31.12.1970 12 115 15 108 21 738 29 995
by 31.12.1971 13 440 17 505 23 983 34 178
by 31.12.1972 14 563 18 919 25 818 35 960
by 31.12.1973 16 021 20 703 28 093 38 625
by 31.12.1974 18 062 22 891 31 051 41 960
to 31. 1.1976 19 146 24 264 32 914 44 058
to 31. 1.1977 20 107 25 357 34 417 45 767
up to 28. 2.1978 21 148 26 668 36 177 47 926
up to 28. 2.1979 22 079 27 823 37 751 50 015
up to 29. 2.1980 22 942 28 903 39 214 51 913
up to 28. 2.1981 24 357 30 673 41 609 55 060
up to 30. 6.1982 25 453 31 984 43 297 57 184
up to 30. 6.1983 26 321 33 120 44 903 59 065
by 31.12.1984 26 797 33 725 45 737 60 074
by 31.12.1985 27 879 35 019 47 402 62 210
by 31.12.1986 28 914 35 968 48 771 64 167
up to 29. 2.1988 29 870 37 164 50 388 66 349
by 31.12.1988 30 567 38 037 51 569 67 901
by 31.12.1989 30 984 38 558 52 274 68 824
up to 28. 2.1991 32 218 40 196 53 862 70 622
up to 30. 4.1992 34 108 42 548 56 979 74 651
up to 30. 4.1993 37 252 45 765 60 778 78 215
up to 30. 9.1994 37 597 46 366 61 983 81 085
to 31. 3.1995 38 349 47 293 61 983 81 085
to 31. 3.1995 38 349 47 293 63 223 82 707
up to 28. 2.1997 39 576 48 807 65 246 85 354
to 31.12.1997 40 390 49 741 66 394 86 729
up to 28. 2.1999 40 692 50 183 67 086 87 760
until 31.12.2000 41 872 51 638 69 031 90 305
to 31.12.2001 42 626 52 567 70 274 91 931
Simple service Euro Euro Medium Service Upscale service Euro Higher service Euro
to 31. 1.2003 22 274 27 468 36 721
up to 30. 4.2003 48 038
to 31. 3.2004 22 809 28 127 37 602 49 191
to 31. 7.2004 23 037 28 408 37 978 49 683
to 31. 5.2008 23 267 28 692 38 358 50 180
up to 30. 6.2010 25 082 30 930 41 350 54 094
up to 30. 9.2012 25 609 31 580 42 218 55 230
to 31. 7.2014 27 069 33 380 44 624 58 378
from 1. 8.2014 28 422 35 049 46 855 61 297
2. Accident content (66 2/3% from No. 1) up to 30. 9.1951 2 067 2 867 4 534 7 334
to 31. 3.1953 2 398 3 326 5 259 8 507
by 31.12.1955 2 728 3 784 5 984 9 680
to 31. 3.1957 2 976 4 128 6 528 10 560
to 31. 5.1960 3 432 4 723 7 296 11 653
Until 31.12.1960 3 672 5 054 7 806 12 353
up to 30. 6.1962 3 966 5 458 8 432 13 218
up to 28. 2.1963 4 204 5 785 8 853 13 878
up to 30. 9.1964 4 584 5 785 8 853 13 878
to 31. 8.1965 4 951 6 247 9 473 14 849
Until 31.12.1965 5 600 6 728 10 504 15 500
up to 30. 9.1966 5 824 6 997 10 924 16 120
up to 30. 6.1968 6 057 7 277 11 361 16 603
to 31. 3.1969 6 299 7 568 11 815 17 184
to 31. 8.1969 7 232 9 086 13 252 18 591
by 31.12.1970 8 077 10 072 14 492 19 997
by 31.12.1971 8 959 11 669 15 987 22 783
by 31.12.1972 9 709 12 613 17 212 23 973
by 31.12.1973 10 681 13 802 18 729 25 750
by 31.12.1974 12 041 15 261 20 701 27 973
to 31. 1.1976 12 764 16 176 21 943 29 372
to 31. 1.1977 13 405 16 905 22 945 30 511
up to 28. 2.1978 14 099 17 779 24 118 31 951
up to 28. 2.1979 14 719 18 549 25 167 33 343
up to 29. 2.1980 15 295 19 269 26 143 34 609
up to 28. 2.1981 16 238 20 449 27 739 36 707
up to 30. 6.1982 16 969 21 323 28 865 38 123
up to 30. 6.1983 17 547 22 080 29 935 39 377
by 31.12.1984 17 865 22 483 30 491 40 049
by 31.12.1985 18 586 23 346 31 601 41 473
by 31.12.1986 19 276 23 979 32 514 42 778
up to 29. 2.1988 19 913 24 776 33 592 44 233
by 31.12.1988 20 378 25 358 34 379 45 267
by 31.12.1989 20 656 25 705 34 849 45 883
up to 28. 2.1991 21 479 26 797 35 908 47 081
up to 30. 4.1992 22 739 28 365 37 986 49 767
up to 30. 4.1993 24 835 30 510 40 519 52 143
up to 30. 9.1994 25 065 30 911 41 322 54 057
to 31. 3.1995 25 566 31 529 41 322 54 057
to 31. 3.1995 25 566 31 529 42 149 55 138
up to 28. 2.1997 26 384 32 538 43 497 56 903
to 31.12.1997 26 927 33 161 44 263 57 819
up to 28. 2.1999 27 128 33 455 44 724 58 507
until 31.12.2000 27 915 34 425 46 021 60 203
to 31.12.2001 28 417 35 045 46 849 61 287
Simple service Euro Euro Medium Service Upscale service Euro Higher service Euro
to 31. 1.2003 14 849 18 312 24 481
up to 30. 4.2003 32 025
to 31. 3.2004 15 206 18 751 25 068 32 794
to 31. 7.2004 15 358 18 939 25 319 33 122
to 31. 5.2008 15 511 19 128 25 572 33 453
up to 30. 6.2010 16 721 20 620 27 567 36 063
up to 30. 9.2012 17 073 21 053 28 145 36 820
to 31. 7.2014 18 046 22 253 29 749 38 919
from 1. 8.2014 18 948 23 366 31 237 40 865
3. Witwengeld (60% from No. 2) up to 30. 9.1951 1 500 1 720 2 720 4 400
to 31. 3.1953 1 500 1 996 3 155 5 104
by 31.12.1955 1 637 2 270 3 590 5 808
to 31. 3.1957 1 786 2 477 3 917 6 336
to 31. 5.1960 2 059 2 834 4 378 6 992
Until 31.12.1960 2 204 3 032 4 684 7 412
up to 30. 6.1962 2 380 3 275 5 059 7 931
up to 28. 2.1963 2 522 3 471 5 312 8 327
up to 30. 9.1964 2 750 3 471 5 312 8 327
to 31. 8.1965 2 971 3 748 5 684 8 909
Until 31.12.1965 3 360 4 037 6 302 9 300
up to 30. 9.1966 3 494 4 198 6 554 9 672
up to 30. 6.1968 3 634 4 366 6 817 9 962
to 31. 3.1969 3 779 4 541 7 089 10 311
to 31. 8.1969 4 339 5 452 7 951 11 155
by 31.12.1970 4 846 6 043 8 695 11 998
by 31.12.1971 5 376 7 008 9 600 13 668
by 31.12.1972 5 832 7 572 10 332 14 388
by 31.12.1973 6 408 8 280 11 232 15 456
by 31.12.1974 7 224 9 156 12 420 16 788
to 31. 1.1976 7 656 9 708 13 164 17 628
to 31. 1.1977 8 040 10 140 13 764 18 312
up to 28. 2.1978 8 460 10 668 14 472 19 176
up to 28. 2.1979 8 832 11 136 15 096 20 004
up to 29. 2.1980 9 180 11 556 15 684 20 760
up to 28. 2.1981 9 744 12 264 16 644 22 020
up to 30. 6.1982 10 188 12 792 17 316 22 872
up to 30. 6.1983 10 524 13 248 17 964 23 628
by 31.12.1984 10 716 13 488 18 300 24 036
by 31.12.1985 11 148 14 004 18 960 24 888
by 31.12.1986 11 568 14 388 19 512 25 668
up to 29. 2.1988 11 952 14 868 20 160 26 544
by 31.12.1988 12 228 15 216 20 628 27 156
by 31.12.1989 12 396 15 420 20 904 27 528
up to 28. 2.1991 12 888 16 080 21 540 28 248
up to 30. 4.1992 13 644 17 016 22 788 29 856
up to 30. 4.1993 14 904 18 312 24 312 31 284
up to 30. 9.1994 15 036 18 552 24 792 32 436
to 31. 3.1995 15 336 18 912 24 792 32 436
to 31. 3.1995 15 336 18 912 25 284 33 084
up to 28. 2.1997 15 828 19 524 26 100 34 140
to 31.12.1997 16 152 19 896 26 556 34 692
up to 28. 2.1999 16 277 20 073 26 834 35 104
until 31.12.2000 16 752 20 652 27 612 36 120
to 31.12.2001 17 052 21 024 28 104 36 768
Simple service Euro Euro Medium Service Upscale service Euro Higher service Euro
to 31. 1.2003 8 904 10 992 14 688
up to 30. 4.2003 19 212
to 31. 3.2004 9 120 11 256 15 036 19 680
to 31. 7.2004 9 216 11 364 15 192 19 872
to 31. 5.2008 9 312 11 472 15 348 20 076
up to 30. 6.2010 10 032 12 372 16 536 21 636
up to 30. 9.2012 10 248 12 636 16 884 22 092
to 31. 7.2014 10 824 13 356 17 844 23 352
from 1. 8.2014 11 364 14 016 18 744 24 516
4. Waisengeld (30% from No. 2) up to 30. 9.1951 620 860 1 360 2 200
to 31. 3.1953 719 998 1 578 2 552
by 31.12.1955 818 1 135 1 795 2 904
to 31. 3.1957 893 1 238 1 958 3 168
to 31. 5.1960 1 030 1 417 2 189 3 496
Until 31.12.1960 1 102 1 516 2 342 3 706
up to 30. 6.1962 1 190 1 637 2 530 3 965
up to 28. 2.1963 1 261 1 736 2 656 4 163
up to 30. 9.1964 1 375 1 736 2 656 4 163
to 31. 8.1965 1 485 1 874 2 842 4 455
Until 31.12.1965 1 680 2 018 3 151 4 650
up to 30. 9.1966 1 747 2 099 3 277 4 836
up to 30. 6.1968 1 817 2 183 3 408 4 981
to 31. 3.1969 1 890 2 271 3 545 5 155
to 31. 8.1969 2 170 2 726 3 976 5 577
by 31.12.1970 2 423 3 022 4 348 5 999
by 31.12.1971 2 688 3 504 4 800 6 840
by 31.12.1972 2 916 3 792 5 172 7 200
by 31.12.1973 3 204 4 140 5 616 7 728
by 31.12.1974 3 612 4 584 6 216 8 388
to 31. 1.1976 3 828 4 848 6 588 8 808
to 31. 1.1977 4 020 5 076 6 888 9 156
up to 28. 2.1978 4 236 5 340 7 236 9 588
up to 28. 2.1979 4 416 5 568 7 548 10 008
up to 29. 2.1980 4 584 5 784 7 848 10 380
up to 28. 2.1981 4 872 6 132 8 328 11 016
up to 30. 6.1982 5 088 6 396 8 664 11 436
up to 30. 6.1983 5 268 6 624 8 976 11 808
by 31.12.1984 5 364 6 744 9 144 12 012
by 31.12.1985 5 580 7 008 9 480 12 444
by 31.12.1986 5 784 7 188 9 756 12 828
up to 29. 2.1988 5 976 7 428 10 080 13 272
by 31.12.1988 6 120 7 608 10 320 13 584
by 31.12.1989 6 192 7 716 10 452 13 764
up to 28. 2.1991 6 444 8 040 10 776 14 124
up to 30. 4.1992 6 816 8 508 11 400 14 928
until 30.4.1993 7 452 9 156 12 156 15 648
up to 30. 9.1994 7 524 9 276 12 396 16 212
to 31. 3.1995 7 668 9 456 12 396 16 212
to 31. 3.1995 7 668 9 456 12 648 16 536
up to 28. 2.1997 7 920 9 756 13 044 17 076
to 31.12.1997 8 076 9 948 13 284 17 340
up to 28. 2.1999 8 138 10 037 13 417 17 552
until 31.12.2000 8 376 10 332 13 812 18 060
to 31.12.2001 8 520 10 524 14 064 18 384
Simple service Euro Euro Medium Service Upscale service Euro Higher service Euro
to 31. 1.2003 4 452 5 496 7 344
up to 30. 4.2003 9 612
to 31. 3.2004 4 560 5 628 7 524 9 840
to 31. 7.2004 4 608 5 688 7 596 9 936
to 31. 5.2008 4 656 5 736 7 668 10 032
up to 30. 6.2010 5 016 6 192 8 268 10 824
up to 30. 9.2012 5 124 6 312 8 448 11 052
to 31. 7.2014 5 412 6 672 8 928 11 676
from 1. 8.2014 5 688 7 008 9 372 12 264
Unofficial table of contents

Appendix 2 (to § 11 of the 1.DV-BEG)
Besolding Overview

Source of the original text: BGBl. I 1966, 299
Age according to § 11 para. 2bis to the completed 30. Life-year completed 30. Age-old age 35. Life Year's Detem 40. Life-year completed 45. Life-year completed 50. Age-old age 55. Year of Life
1. Income per year Simple service 2,400,- 2,550,- 2,700,- 2,850,- 3,000,- 3.150,- 3,300,-
2. Income per year Middle service 2,800,- 3.100,- 3,400,- 3,700,- 4,000,- 4,300,- 4,600,-
3. Earnings per year paid service 3,600,- 4,200,- 4,800,- 5,400,- 6,000,- 6,600,- 7,200,-
4. Earnings per year Higher service 4,900,- 6,000,- 7.100,- 8,200,- 9,300,- 10,400,- 11,500,-