1862 in Denmark

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1862
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See also: Other events of 1862
List of years in Denmark

Events from the year 1862 in Denmark .

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17 June: The Nordic students' departure from Copenhagen. Afskeden ved det nordiske Studentermode i Kjobenhavn den 17de Juni 1862.jpg
17 June: The Nordic students' departure from Copenhagen.
19 July: The banquet for Frederick VII and Carl XV at Borsen. Banketten i Borssalen den 19de Juli 1862.jpg
19 July: The banquet for Frederick VII and Carl XV at Børsen.
27 December: The Swedish brig Daphne at Skagen North Beach. Redningsbaadens Kaentring ved den strandede Brig Daphne under Skagen den 27de December 1862.jpg
27 December: The Swedish brig Daphne at Skagen North Beach.

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References

  1. "Frederick VII | king of Denmark". Encyclopedia Britannica. Retrieved 21 June 2019.