2018 in Denmark

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Events in the year 2018 in Denmark .

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Events

May

The Arts

Film

Music

Sport

Badminton

Canoe and kayal

Cycling

Equestrian sports

Golf

Sailing

Swimming

Tennis

Other

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JulySeptember

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