Letter from the editor »
Dear readers,
This autumn, Jutland Station celebrates five years of existence. While this might not seem much, for a local magazine such
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These days, in a village close to Valencia, Laura and Ingrid, 12 and
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Water is dripping from Alexander’s hair as he heads out of the dressing room of Aarhus’
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Even in one of the “happiest countries in the world” the
Between good and evil: The many lens of the Second World War occupation in Aarhus »
By Laura Galante, photos by The Occupation Museum and Madalina Paxaman
Imagine that it’s 1940. The Germans have occupied Aarhus and the