Controversial art exhibit removed at Danish police museum
A police museum in the Danish capital has removed a controversial art exhibit following complaints from families of the victims depicted.
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A police museum in the Danish capital has removed a controversial art exhibit following complaints from families of the victims depicted.
American-writer, Delaney Nolan, recently travelled to the east of Iceland to spend time in Stöðvarfjörður, where she discovered an expansive world of ...
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