Beitrag: Ausstellung “Sherlocks Onkel”

Sherlock Holmes, Miss Marple oder auch Inspektor Columbo: Sie alle haben ihr Handwerk von Hans Gross gelernt. Er gilt als Begründer der Kriminologie.

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