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Telephone Tapping in the 1930s

By Andreas Marklund

22. Dec. 2009

The debate on telephone tapping began in the 1930's when the state really began to listen in - however, only with some trouble as the instruments crackled and the signal was weakened when the police intruded on the line. In those days as well as now the tapping represented a democratic dilemma. 

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