Anno 1790 (Serie de TV)

Título original: Anno 1790

Serie de TV
2011
1h

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Peter Eggers, Linda Zilliacus, and Johan H:son Kjellgren in Anno 1790 (Serie de TV) (2011)

En 1790, Johan Gustav Dåådh se une a la policía de Estocolmo, en un intento de cambiar, o al menos mejorar, el sistema. Es un pensador moderno en una antigua jerarquía. Dividido entre alianz... Leer todoEn 1790, Johan Gustav Dåådh se une a la policía de Estocolmo, en un intento de cambiar, o al menos mejorar, el sistema. Es un pensador moderno en una antigua jerarquía. Dividido entre alianzas, resuelve crímenes entre ricos y pobres.En 1790, Johan Gustav Dåådh se une a la policía de Estocolmo, en un intento de cambiar, o al menos mejorar, el sistema. Es un pensador moderno en una antigua jerarquía. Dividido entre alianzas, resuelve crímenes entre ricos y pobres.

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Joel Spira (Simon Freund) & Linda Zilliacus (Magdalena Wahlstedt) also worked together on Tjockare än vatten (2014) as Oskar Waldemar & Laura Nord respectively.

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Peter Eggers (Johan Gustav Dåådh) and Joel Spira (Simon Freund) both sport a highly anachronistic 3-day stubble throughout, whilst the others are thoroughly shaved. They maintain this look, every day even if it would have been hard to look so unkempt, as they're beards do not grow. Some other things as depicting most poor people as dirty even at nighttime is absolutely wrong. Most people bathed weekly, and all washed daily. People in dirty lines of work would bathe daily after work.

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Distortion of history

There is given much detail to 18th century life in this tv series by the Swedish government television Sveriges Television except from one essential thing: there were no police force in the 1700s!

In the famous painting The Coffee Raid (Kaffebeslaget) by Martin Rudolf Heland (1765-1814) for example, during the prohibition on coffee, the "Law's henchmen" (Lagens hantlangare) who surprises a coffee-drinking party of ladies, who hurry to try to hide their coffee-drinking, are no police officers.

It wasn't until the 1860's during the industrial revolution when the poor people from the countryside moved into the cities and the upper class wanted to be protected from the criminal gangs, drunkenness and prostitution, it was founded a police force modeled after London. And where did they recruit the new police officers? Of course, from the criminal gangs.