Denmark's first public hospital
No. 68 Bredgade is the site of Denmark’s first public hospital: Det kongelige Frederiks Hospital (King Frederik’s Hospital"). In the Age of the Enlightenment, King Frederik V was taken up with fighting disease. His citizens were to be healthy so they could…
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The philosopher Søren Kiekegaard's grave
at Assistens Kirkegård in Copenhagen.
År: 2011 PHOTO: Jeanette Helmer Poulsen, Heritage Agency of Denmark
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" Sick and weak, the philosopher Søren Kierkegaard turned up at Frederiks Hospital on Tuesday,…
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