THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE LEGAL INSTITUTION OF CARE FOR ORPHANS AND CHILDREN LEFT WITHOUT PARENTAL CARE IN WESTERN EUROPE IN THE XX CENTURY
The paper analyzes the main directions of the state policy of family camp in Western Europe in the orphans and children left without parental care. The comparative analysis of the different forms of family care for orphans, shows the relationship of the historical development of legal regulation of care for children without parental care, with modern children's problems. This article is intended for students, graduate students and professors of universities and faculties, and may be useful in the teaching of civil and family law.