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  • University of Copenhagen Faculty of Theology

  • Lasse Brun Pedersen

    Danish mountain bike orienteer.

  • Møntergården

    Cultural history museum in Odense, Denmark.

  • A.H. Riise Spirits

    Danish spirits company.

  • Copenhagen

    Capital and most populous city of Denmark.

  • Aalborg

    City in North Denmark, Denmark.

  • Valby (nomination district)

  • Blågårdsgade

    Street in Nørrebro, Copenhagen.

  • Fredensborg (nomination district)

  • Greenland (Folketing constituency)

    Constituency of the Folketing, the national legislature of the Kingdom of Denmark.

  • MGP Junior (Danish TV series)

    2000 Danish TV series or program.

  • Denmark–Norway

    Political union (1537–1814).

  • Bruunshaab Gamle Papfabrik

    Former factory in Bruunshåb, Denmark.

  • Marienborg

    Official residence of the Danish prime minister.

  • Leif Sylvester Petersen

    Danish artist, musician and actor.

  • Stine Sandbech

    Danish footballer (born 1996).

  • Zlatko Burić

    Danish-Yugoslav actor.

  • Mercenary (band)

    Danish melodic death metal band.

  • Agerbæk

    Town in Southern Denmark, Denmark.

  • Holmegaard

    Former municipality in Denmark.

  • Hermann Møller Boye

  • Danish Design Center

    Denmark's national center for design.

  • Oscar Højlund

    Danish footballer (born 2005).

  • Hotel Royal, Copenhagen

    Former hotel in Copenhagen, Denmark.

  • Carl Jeppesen

    Danish-born Norwegian worker, newspaper editor and politician.

  • Princess Theodora of Greece and Denmark (1906–1969)

    Greek, Danish and German princess (1906–1969).

  • Victor Svendsen

    Danish badminton player (born 1995).

  • Jakob Cedergren

    Swedish and Danish actor (born 1973).

  • Peter Taksøe-Jensen

    Danish diplomat.

  • Carl Baagøe

    Danish painter.

  • Joachim B. Hansen

    Danish professional golfer (born 1990).

  • Hans Lassen Martensen

    Danish bishop and academic.

  • Carl Christian Rafn

    Danish historian, translator and antiquarian (1795–1864).

  • Thorvald Hansen (composer)

    Danish trumpeter and composer.

  • Mikkel Aagaard

    Danish ice hockey player (born 1995).

  • Caspar Herman Hausmann

    Danish-Norwegian General, lumber merchant and squire.

  • Air Base Karup

    Main air base of the Royal Danish Air Force.

  • Otto Matieson

    Danish actor (1893–1932).

  • Hans Henrik Palm

    Danish boxer.

  • Jena Hansen

    Danish sailor (born 1988).

  • Noah (duo)

    Danish music duo.

  • Battle of Møn

    1677 naval battle.

  • 1935 Danish Folketing election

    Election for the lower house of Danish Parliament.

  • Herman Vedel

    Danish painter.

  • Nikolas Nartey

    Danish footballer (born 2000).

  • Hjøllund

    Village in Region Midtjylland, Denmark.

  • Poul Nyrup Rasmussen

    Prime Minister of Denmark from 1993 to 2001.

  • Czech Republic–Denmark relations

    Bilateral relations.