about conductor theorem

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I'm looking for a "simple" proof of the fact that all ramified primes divides the conductor of an extension.

By "simple" i mean a proof which DOES'NT use local Artin map, norm residue symbol etc (as in Bochéat-Mischler, Janusz, Neukirsch) I don't need deeper results for example about the exponents; just the fact that ramified primes divides the conductors.

I would be very astonished if this result wasn't well known before Artin.