Learning that she was kidnapped as an infant, Giovanna seeks the truth about her family.
Lola discovers the mother she never knew was murdered and is determined to find the truth.
Cop Julia Thiel and her mother Karin investigate criminal cases on the island of Usedom.
Inspector Ricciardi can see and hear the ghosts of people who have died violently.
How did the electric hair-curler manage its chaotic rise to popularity in the 1960s?
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