The Jewish Museum of Padua is offering a new event dedicated to the presentation of the book:
“Salvatore Ottolenghi, Inventor of the Forensic Police” by Roberto Riccardi – published by Giuntina
February 26, 5:45 PM – Jewish Museum of Padua – Via delle Piazze, 26
The author, Roberto Riccardi, is head of the Audit and Innovation Department of the Carabinieri General Command, and will be in conversation with Gina Cavalieri, President of the Foundation for the Museum of Jewish Padua.
“Rome, June 4, 1902. Without an appointment, a young doctor walks through the doors of the Director General of Public Security. In a matter of minutes, he convinces Minister Giolitti to create something that doesn’t exist: a School of Forensic Science. Three months later, at Regina Coeli, the world’s first course transforming investigation from an empirical practice to a science-based discipline is launched. At the center of this revolution is Salvatore Ottolenghi, a Jew from Asti, a student of Cesare Lombroso, driven by the desire to ensure truly just justice.”
Free admission, reservations required: museo@padovaebraica.it – 0039 3762256076