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This article contains a translation of Wehrkraftzersetzung from de.wikipedia.

it would be nice if similar articles relating to how defeatism was treated in other countries during the war could be left as see also.

The Soviet Union should have had a similar legislature given how essential it was to keep morale. In Stalingrad many were shot by the NKVP for defeatism. The legal justification for this would be worth discussing. Keepreadingmore ( talk) 19:56, 1 May 2021 (UTC) reply