‘Miss Germany’ goes to police officer, cyber crime investigator
By DW
24 February 2019 |
7:53 am
A police officer assigned to Stuttgart's inner city and cyber-crime cases has become "Miss Germany." Nadine Berneis beat 15 other finalists for the title billed as Germany's longest-running beauty contest.
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