Carl Durheim’s police photographs of stateless persons

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Dataset information

Catalog

opendata.swiss

Country of origin

Switzerland

Updated

Created

2014.12.15

Available languages

German

Keywords

openglam, openglam, openglam, openglam, polizei, glam, glam, glam, glam, poverta, police-des-etrangers, immigration-police, migrazione, pauvrete, polizia, armut, polizia-degli-stranieri, poverty, migration, migration, migration, fremdenpolizei, immigration, police, police, immigration, immigration

Datasource

Official portal for European data link

Quality scoring

230

Dataset description

In 1852 and 1853 Carl Durheim, a pioneering photographer from Bern, was commissioned by the Confederation to photograph hundreds of stateless persons and travellers who had been picked up and detained. The result was a unique collection of police photographs. The Swiss Federal Archives have now digitised the more than 200 salt paper prints and published them.

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