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  • 75 years Press Camp: When history was written in the Faber-Castell Castle

    The proceedings of the Nuremberg Trials before the International Military Tribunal (IMT) are exemplary for the prosecution of war crimes and to this day represent a unique media event that has attracted international attention. From 1945-1949, most of the media representatives found accommodation in the Faber-Castell Castle, which was converted into a press camp by the US Army and used as such.

  • Small pen, big impact - Five facts about an all-rounder - in fashion, in Hollywood, in keeping records

    At a length of 174 millimetres and a diameter of 7 millimetres, its standard dimensions are seemingly negligible and rather unremarkable. But what does standard mean anyway? After all, over its centuries-long career the pencil has not only evolved into one of the most important objects on desks around the world... An everyday hero: here are five surprising pencil anecdotes from around the globe.