Every contact leaves a trace - this is what Dr. Edmond Locard has become the staple of modern forensics. Known as the French Sherlock Holmes, Locard was the first scientist to set up a forensic laboratory in 1910 and commissioned it to law enforcement agencies in Lyon. From that moment on, there wer
Prohibition primarily brings to mind a rather unsuccessful episode in the history of the United States during the interwar period. Meanwhile, it is not overseas, but in neighboring Scandinavia, that the abstinence movement has achieved real successes. Remnants of Nordic prohibition still exist today
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It is the end of the 1950s. Theres a cold war going on, and at the same time the world is about to be as hot as possible from war. Meanwhile, you set the meatball for dinner and wait for your spouse to return. A few minutes after five, the door opens. The husband standing in them has a grave face. D