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She will be in contact with people at distance and reflect on collective support.<\/p>\n
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She will be accompanied by former employees at Kongelunden, by children in the Danish detention camps, by her own children, by dead colleagues, by friends abroad, by historical artists\u2019 collectives, by supporting councils, and movements in the streets and at the borders of Denmark.<\/p>\n
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