Denmark’s Tattooed King & America’s Liquor Wars: Unlikely History
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In 1951, Denmark’s King Frederick IX shocked the world when a photo of his tattooed body surfaced, challenging the image of royalty. Decades earlier, Prohibition agents in Detroit waged war against illegal liquor, pouring gallons of whiskey into the streets. Two different stories, both defying expectations. Which moment fascinates you more? Let’s talk in The Nocturnal Archives!
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