Step 1 : Introduction to the question "How did police identify criminals before fingerprinting?"
...1. Shoeprinting 2. Finger-pointing 3. Asking their family 4. Bertillon system
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Sep 10, 2019
[Answer] How did police identify criminals before fingerprinting?
...1. Shoeprinting 2. Finger-pointing 3. Asking their family 4. Bertillon system
Feb 7, 2019
[Answer] 9. The trials of 24 alleged Nazi war criminals continued during 1946. Where did these trials take place?
Step 1 : Introduction to the question "9. The trials of 24 alleged Nazi war criminals continued during 1946. Where did these trials take place?"
...1. Nuremberg 2. Vienna 3. Munich 4. Geneva The Nuremberg Tribunal ended with twelve of the accused being sentenced to death. Ten others received prison sentences. Three were acquitted - Schacht, Fritzsche, von Papen.
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