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That in 2015, a New York Exhibition showcased “evidence” detailing an affair between a West German businessman and his secretary during the late 60s. The exhibit included semi-explicit photos and a journal with extensive notes on their physical encounters.

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Fun Fact: That in 2015, a New York Exhibition showcased “evidence” detailing an affair between a West German businessman and his secretary during the late 60s. The exhibit included semi-explicit photos and a journal with extensive notes on their physical encounters.

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