madsenbyhansen.bsky.social
Independent researcher, and writer. Blogging about Danish weapons producer Dansk Rekylriffel Syndikat (DISA/DIS).
PhD in biology and history student at Copenhagen University.
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Not yet...
Lets see.
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Thank you for the heads up. Fantastic interview.
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Well, the US is unabashedly expansionist as well 🤷
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I ment the time part of it🙃 the conditions are not directly comparable.
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I quit Twitter and like it here. I haven't found anything that resembles Facebook (before all the comcials) or Insta🧐 The new Bluesky picture app (name?) might prove to be good?
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It is also very illustrative to the ADHD and autism way of living.
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And some books about women experiences. These are from a variety of perspectives. Ordinary women in DK, women in the resistance, kriegskinder, children in Germany etc.
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These are from my own shelf.
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There is a lsrge amount of books about the danish experience, but that is probably not what you are looking for.
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Do you stream your talk😉
I would love to learn more about asylums and other institutions.
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It is eay to suggest renaming of cities😀 thanks for the tip.
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What a wonderful collection of pages you manage. I didn't even know that the Vatican were digitizing their collection!
I also find it very inspiring in a time of worldly trouble, knowledge of history is so very important.
This makes for an immedate follow👍 from me😁.
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Sloths have green fur, but it is due to algal growth.
There is a very interesting relationship between sloths and moths feeding off algae in the fur.
royalsociety.org/news/2014/sl...
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Outrageous suggestion!
Finland do not combat homelesness by issuing tariffs and they are still quite succesfull. So maybe there are other methods🤯😵💫😵
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Nice, I have signed up. Thanks 👍
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Really striking piece.
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Are you teaching it as a course or only a single seminar? It sounds so very interesting.
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Og en masse frustrationer😀 Det sidste afspejler nok min private 'situation'. Jeg prøver at få et par reoler fra 1904 pæne, det afstedekommer mange problemer (blandt andet at de ligger midt i stuen indtil vejret bliver godt nok til at arbejde udenfor)😆
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Enig, altså i det med at reparere. Jeg har ikke en slipsesamling, men det lyder sejt.
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I know, but there a few villages (bygder) and no roads between them 😀
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That is possible in Greenland, if they are willing to eat seal (vital for the fat content), Crowberry (also known as Blackberry), shorthorn sculpin (easy to catch), cod and gulls eggs.
For winter provisiond it is possible to pickle Crowberry in seal blubber.
Unless they start whaling...
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My armchair. It belonged to my grandparents.
They bought it in a pawn shop after the war, at a time when they had very little money. It needs new upholstery, but for now a blanket will do.
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What a beauty!
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An excellent theory🥾 and fantastic books.
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Extremely interesting and important questions. I will have to find your blog😀
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Very good advice, Imight have to read that book😀
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In the Cod Wars, Iceland used trawlwire cutters 🐟🐠🐟https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Net_cutter_(fisheries_patrol)
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Thank you for this writeup, I never knew that turtlenecks were so interesting.
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Vikings, but that is probably not old enough? Othervise this facinating subject is way out of my realm of knowledge🕯
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Have anice weekend ✨️
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I have heard rumors that Germans trained in the legion before WWII and then returning to Germany to fight.
But it might have been the story detailed here??
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Interesting. In my own work I have often thought that working with archivalia is like being a detective.
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Tak, jeg forlader Twitter snarest. Det er meget hyggeligere her
Åbent uni er om aftenen, så man samtidig kan have job, men så er det kun 15 ECTS af gangen.
Eksam. var 20 s kilder fra Stændermødet 1660, en lidt hård opgave😆
Lyder ellers spændende med konferencen. Er du stadig ansat som historiker?
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Jeg er også flyttet til BS😊 og ledte efter gamle kontakter (den konto var under mit rigtige navn).
Læser du historie igen?
Jeg er lige startet på studiet (åbent uni) og har lige været til eksamen i Metode 1 kildekritik. Super spændende!
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Nothing beats paper journals and browsing through libraries.
Studies show that reading print improves comprehension far more than looking at digital text.
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Browsing through books, journals and libraries gives a much more satisfying experience. I have found many an article by browsing the library shelves
Things that I would never have found digitally.
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Congratulations