BOOK II.
Crimes.

CHAPTER I.
Crimes against the security of the State.

Article 111.

(1) Any person who colludes with either a foreign power or a king or a community, with the intent to induce them to conduct hostilities or to wage a war against the state, to strengthen them in the intention made up thereto, thereby promising them assistance or assisting them in their preparations, shall be punished by a maximum imprisonment of fifteen years.

(2) If the hostilities are committed or the war breaks out, either capital punishment or life imprisonment or a maximum imprisonment of twenty years shall be imposed.