Esbjerg Docks

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In the Second Schleswig War of 1864, Denmark lost South Schleswig and Hamburg, which was an important port for exports. This led King Christian IX to sign the 1868 bill to establish what is now the Port of Esbjerg. The port was to be Denmark's new gateway to the…

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