Today’s Date: Olfert heads to Persian Gulf

Danish ship takes historic trip

Sep 12, 2015

On this day 25 years ago in 1990, Olfert Fischer left Copenhagen to take part in the First Gulf War, becoming the first Danish warship to operate outside European waters.

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Today’s Date: Olfert heads to Persian Gulf

Traffic jam will increase in the capital area – more time will be wasted

Palads’ future will (maybe) be decided tonight

How to survive Copenhagen as an exchange student

A new large park will arise in Nordhavn

The legendary pancake guy is retiring

The history behind Denmark’s Notre Dame moment

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