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Known for his novel 'Spild' (1905).  Later in life became a police officer as a constable in the Copenhagen Police Department - he was responsible for introducing the concept of finger-printing in the police services.  Promoted to Inspector and Deputy Commander.  Was subsequently implicated in a large homosexual scandal, and he suffered a nervous breakdown.  Emigrated to the United States, but returned to Denmark to write two autobiographical books (1937, 1939).  Committed suicide.   
 
Known for his novel 'Spild' (1905).  Later in life became a police officer as a constable in the Copenhagen Police Department - he was responsible for introducing the concept of finger-printing in the police services.  Promoted to Inspector and Deputy Commander.  Was subsequently implicated in a large homosexual scandal, and he suffered a nervous breakdown.  Emigrated to the United States, but returned to Denmark to write two autobiographical books (1937, 1939).  Committed suicide.   
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* [[LGBTQ Police and Law Enforcement Officers]]
  
 
==Further Reading/Research==
 
==Further Reading/Research==

Latest revision as of 16:39, 22 December 2015

Carl Hansen Fahlberg

Country

Denmark

Birth - Death

1870 - 1939

Occupation

Writer

Description

Known for his novel 'Spild' (1905). Later in life became a police officer as a constable in the Copenhagen Police Department - he was responsible for introducing the concept of finger-printing in the police services. Promoted to Inspector and Deputy Commander. Was subsequently implicated in a large homosexual scandal, and he suffered a nervous breakdown. Emigrated to the United States, but returned to Denmark to write two autobiographical books (1937, 1939). Committed suicide.

See Also

Further Reading/Research


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