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| The embassy of the Federal Republic of Germany. |
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| SM on Studiestræde: centre of the small lesbian and gay bar area.
Just along the road is the men's sauna. |
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The first Danish gay rights organisation, F-48 began in 1948.
It seems that Alan Turing heard of it in 1951 (see this page) and that it inspired him to learn Danish. I have to confess that I didn't learn any Danish. |
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| The Hebron Top Hotel, Helgolandsgade, where the university of Roskilde kindly accommodated me. |
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As the traditional origin of the Abrahamic religions, and the site of never-ending religious strife today, the name of Hebron did not seem auspicious. Indeed, the hotel is still run by a Christian protestant foundation, and there was a thick Danish Bible in my room. However, I had no objection to its lack of alcohol, nor did I mind its refusal to hand out the official City Guide, which seems to function mainly as a guide to highly commercial heterosexual prostitution. Another war where I am neutral. |
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| Anyway, just across the road the keen religious visitor will find an array of sex shops and this establishment. |
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| The Swedish coast as seen from the train crossing the Øresund bridge. I was going back to Malmö airport... |
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| ... for my flight to London Stansted. This time RyanAir only ran 70 minutes late. |
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