KottalGenealogy, to genealogy

I just finished a project for a US client who wanted to get in touch with living relatives in Denmark. It turned out that one of the living relatives is my best friend from school!

Have you ever experienced anything like that?

#Denmark #Genealogy #FamilyHistory @genealogy

KottalGenealogy,

@Flominator @genealogy
Funny. It must have been weird for her, too.

ahnenforscher,
@ahnenforscher@genealysis.social avatar

@KottalGenealogy @genealogy We had a similar experience a while back.A genealogist in the US asked us to locate a client‘s living relatives in the Dortmund area. All she had was two photos - one labeled „Coni mit Puppenwagen“ and another labeled „Hochzeit Karl und Heidi.“ Through a series of pretty lucky breaks, we found the living relatives still living 2 blocks from where my husband grew up. He and they had all gone to school together! It truly is a small world after all! 🌐😍

eunews, to random
@eunews@mastodon.social avatar

Canada, Britain and main EU countries join Myanmar genocide case

Canada, Denmark, France, Germany, the Netherlands and Britain have teamed up to join the genocide case over Myanmar's treatment of the Muslim Rohingya minority before the UN's top court in The Hague.

https://www.reuters.com/world/canada-britain-main-eu-countries-join-myanmar-genocide-case-2023-11-17/

Konenpanien, to random
@Konenpanien@pixelfed.social avatar

In Aalborg I learned about the witch rings. This fascinating phenomenon is associated with a great mystery and has given rise to many forms of superstition, especially about the dance of supernatural beings. Actually, witch rings are caused by the mycelium of the fungus, that is, the underground part of the fungus. The mycelium of some mushroom species extends from the center like a circle, so they form a nice ring in the soil.

leonardbarlag, to random German
@leonardbarlag@norden.social avatar

SciFi on the beach 👽

bibliolater, to archaeodons
@bibliolater@qoto.org avatar

🇩🇰 "We propose that the interdependent relationships between mobility, pastoralism and barrow-building in the third millennium BC produced a cosmological complex which endured as the social backbone of the Nordic Bronze Age (c. 1700–500 BC) in western Jutland."

Haughton, M., & Løvschal, M. (2023). Ancestral commons: The deep-time emergence of Bronze Age pastoral mobility. Antiquity, 1-18. doi: https://doi.org/10.15184/aqy.2023.154 @archaeodons

polgeonow, to geography
@polgeonow@mstdn.social avatar

Interesting 3-month-old article on of 's highly-plausible future from . Ironically, worries that independence would make Greenland's foreign policy...less independent. https://jamestown.org/program/greenland-set-to-become-cockpit-of-controversy-between-east-and-west/

@geopolitics @geography

anewq, to politicalscience
@anewq@mastodon.social avatar

The program of the Political Theory Seminars at the University of Copenhagen for the Fall 2023 is out 🙌

With Svenja Ahlhaus (@svenjaahlhaus) Keith Breen and Antoinette Scherz

More information and registration: https://politicalscience.ku.dk/research/groups/political-theory/events/


@politicalscience @democraticinnovations

bibliolater, to histodon
@bibliolater@qoto.org avatar

Hanne Østhus (2023) The case of Adam Jacobsen. Enslavement in eighteenth-century Norway, Scandinavian Journal of History, DOI: https://doi.org/10.1080/03468755.2023.2229834 @histodon @histodons

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