Haderslev is a small town situated in a valley near the Baltic Sea on the east coast of the Jutland Penisula in south Denmark, 50 km away from the German border, counting 35,000 inhabitants. Haderslev was presumably discovered by Vikings. Until 1920, Haderslev belonged to Germany. Even today we can still see, feel and hear the German influence, most of all in the spoken language.Monday, February 4, 2008
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Haderslev is a small town situated in a valley near the Baltic Sea on the east coast of the Jutland Penisula in south Denmark, 50 km away from the German border, counting 35,000 inhabitants. Haderslev was presumably discovered by Vikings. Until 1920, Haderslev belonged to Germany. Even today we can still see, feel and hear the German influence, most of all in the spoken language.
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