The book "Die Korpermessung der Verbrecher nach Bertillon und die Photographie Als die wichtigsten Hilfsmittel der gerichtlichen Polizei sowie Anleitung zur Aufnahme von Fussspuren jeder Art" is a comprehensive guide to the measurement of criminal bodies and photography as the most important tools of forensic police, as well as a detailed instruction on how to capture footprints of any kind. The book is written in German and provides a thorough understanding of the technological advancements in the field of forensic science, highlighting the need to study and understand the process of technology evolution to ensure the survival of humanity and unity in a war-torn world. The book begins by discussing the importance of body measurement in forensic science, particularly in the context of criminal investigations. It explains how the Bertillon method, which involves measuring various parts of the body such as the head, neck, arms, and legs, can be used to identify and distinguish between individuals. This method is crucial in helping law enforcement agencies solve crimes and bring criminals to justice. The book also delves into the use of photography as an essential tool in forensic science, providing visual evidence that can be used to identify suspects and victims. The book then moves on to explore the various types of footprints that can be captured, including those made by shoes, bare feet, and other objects. It provides detailed instructions on how to capture these footprints using different techniques and tools, such as castings, impressions, and photographs.

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