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The History of Denmark
- A Fascinating Guide to This Nordic Country
- Narrated by: Thomas Rode
- Length: 1 hr and 46 mins
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Summary
Unearth the history and culture of this incredible Scandinavian country.
Denmark is a vibrant country with a history that stretches back thousands of years. From its ancient history and first inhabitants to the Vikings, late Middle Ages, and the journey to its place in the modern world, Denmark has a legacy imbued with mighty battles, seafaring warriors, stunning fjords, and a culture unique and unrivaled by any other in Europe.
This biography seeks to explore Denmark like never before, unearthing its legacy and shedding light on what made the country what it is today. Covering everything from its early inhabitants to its evolution through the ages, you’ll discover the chaos of the 19th century, Denmark’s role in the World Wars, and the post-war growth which elevated the country to where it is today.
With reference to modern Denmark and its culture, this audiobook is a must-listen for anyone who wants to learn about Denmark’s past, its achievements, and the current people who inhabit this beautiful land.
Buy now to unearth the incredible history of Denmark today!
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- Norma Miles
- 26-09-22
"Denmark for the people."
As a young teenager at the end of the 1950s, I was fortunate in being able to stay for a short time in Denmark, and remember clearly being, even then, so impressed both by the intelligence and warmth of the Danes, the beauty of the country and the far more advanced comfort and practicality of their homes.
Disappointingly brief, this book nevertheless does what it says in the title: gives an history of Denmark, starting almost 15 thousand years ago and moving forward, by period and chapter, to the present day. Interesting throughout, it was difficult sometimes to hold in mind all names and treaties along the way until the more present twentieth century onwards and it's world position of being one of the most satisfying, happy places in which to live.
My thanks to the rights holder who, at my request, freely gifted me with a complimentary copy via Free Audiobook Codes.
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