Denmark - Trains like no other - Copenhagen - Ribe - Hobro - Travel Documentary

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Vraiment fabuleux, Monsieur Gougler votre mélange d’humour, de gentillesse, d’empathie un peu de dérision et d’auto dérision, d’humanité, merci!

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Hello from Bucharest, Romania - a huge underrated city in Europe:)

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Ma chanson préférée me revient encore 😊😊😊😊😊😊

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Merci pour le reportage 👍

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Merci aussi à l'équipe monteur vidéo

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[@fabiodeoliveiraribeiro1602]

Here is a truly interesting country that has managed to overcome its past of savagery and endemic violence. It hardly seems that today's Danes are descendants of the bloodthirsty Vikings who hunted slaves and dedicated themselves to pillaging other peoples. Interestingly, the biggest exporters of "Viking culture" today are the English and the French. These two peoples who were tormented and invaded by the Vikings are always making documentaries, TV series and films about the attacks they suffered in the past. I would be surprised if, for example, someone in Portugal started making documentaries and TV series about the Tupinambas who attacked the settlements of Portuguese settlers on the Brazilian coast in the mid-16th century. It is hard to imagine Cunhambebe being elevated to a world hero like Ragnar Lothbrok.