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# Danish Immigration Museum

History of Immigration in Denmark

## Sitemaps

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## Posts

- [Swedish Workers](https://www.danishimmigrationmuseum.com/swedish-workers/) - Some Swedish workers came to Bornholm as stonemasons. In 1901, 28 % of all stonemasons were Swedes. Photo: Bornholms Museum. SWEDISH WORKERS More than 81,500 Swedes emigrated to Denmark in the late 1800’s to find work especially in agriculture, as servants and in construction works. Some Swedes were additionally employed as seasonal workers. At the end
- [Somalis](https://www.danishimmigrationmuseum.com/somalis/) - Somali organizations and associations in the West often hold international conferences to discuss the reconstruction of Somalia. The picture shows two of the participants in a conference in Aalborg: Professor Mohamed Mukhtar and ethnographer Faduma Warsame Halane. Photo: Nauja Kleist. SOMALIS By Nauja Kleist, Senior Project Researcher, Danish Institute for International Studies Somalis represents one
- [Russian Jews](https://www.danishimmigrationmuseum.com/russian-jews/) - An elderly Russian Jew stands on the corner of Vor Frue Plads in Copenhagen, around 1915. With their clothes and dark eyes and hair many of the Russian Jews were very different from other Copenhageners at the streets. Photo: Holger Damgaard / The Royal Library, the National Picture Data Base. RUSSIAN JEWS From around 1900
- [Poles](https://www.danishimmigrationmuseum.com/poles/) - Young women in their Sunday clothes with rosaries and prayer books. The majority of the roepolakker were Catholics and it was stated in their contracts that they were allowed time off on Catholic holidays. Photo: Museum Lolland-Falster The Poles House in Ringsted monastery 1915. Photo: Ringsted Museum and Archives. “BEET POLES” During the period 1893-1929,
- [Palestinian Refugees](https://www.danishimmigrationmuseum.com/palestinian-refugees/) - The Nahr el-Bared refugee camp in Lebanon, 1952. Photo: UNRWA. PALESTINIAN REFUGEES Around 19,000 Palestinians live in Denmark today. Most of these came to Denmark during the civil war in Lebanon in the 1980’s. The older generation was born in Palestine, while many young Palestinians have never been to the country. They were born and raised in
- [Hungarian Refugees](https://www.danishimmigrationmuseum.com/hungarian-refugees/) - Hungarian refugees arriving in Austria, where they are received by the Red Cross, 1956. Photo: Red Cross / the Danish Refugee Council. HUNGARIAN REFUGEES 1,400 Hungarians were given a welcome marked with orchestra, Danish pastry and flowers when they arrived in Denmark after the uprising against the communist regime in 1956. They were the first
- [Herrnhut](https://www.danishimmigrationmuseum.com/herrnhut/) - The Moravian church in Christiansfeld. HERRNHUT In 1773, the Moravian church founded the free town of Christiansfeld in South Jutland. The Herrnhuter were granted permission to do missionary work in Denmark and the Danish king secured the establishment of a number of commercial and industrial enterprises in the country. The Herrnhuters, also known as the Moravians,
- [“Potato Germans”](https://www.danishimmigrationmuseum.com/potato-germans/) - The memorial at the Frederick's Church's cemetery. It was placed there in 1959 for the 200th anniversary of the arrival of the Potato Germans at Alheden. "POTATO GERMANS" AT ALHEDEN A total of 965 German peasants arrived in Jutland from 1759-65. They were invited by the Danish king to cultivate the Jutland heath. While many
- [German Refugees](https://www.danishimmigrationmuseum.com/german-refugees/) - Boys behind the fence in the refugee camp in Risskov Hostel in Aarhus in 1946. Photo: Hammerschmidt Photo / Aarhus billeder, www.aarhusbilleder.dk. GERMAN REFUGEES After the end of the Second World War there were around 260,000 refugees in Denmark. Most of these were German refugees. They were interned behind barbed wire in refugee camps across the
- [Herrnhut](https://www.danishimmigrationmuseum.com/da/herrnhut-2/) - Den moraviske kirke i Christiansfeld. HERRNHUT I 1773 grundlagde den moraviske kirke fristaden Christiansfeld i Sønderjylland. Herrnhuter fik tilladelse til at udføre missionering i Danmark, og den danske konge sikrede etableringen af ​​en række kommercielle og industrielle virksomheder i landet. Herrnhuters, også kendt som moravierne, havde allerede i 1739 fået tilladelse til at oprette "Brüdergemeine"
- [Poler](https://www.danishimmigrationmuseum.com/da/poler/) - Unge kvinder i søndagstøjet med rosenkranser og bønebøger. Størstedelen af ​​roepolakkerne var katolikker, og det stod i deres kontrakter, at de fik fri på katolske helligdage. Foto: Museum Lolland-Falster Polakkerhuset i Ringsted kloster 1915. Foto: Ringsted Museum og Arkiver. “RØDPOLER” I perioden 1893-1929 kom et stort antal unge polakker til at arbejde i Danmark
- [Ungarniske Flygtninger](https://www.danishimmigrationmuseum.com/da/ungarniske-flygtninger/) - Ungarske flygtninge ankommer til Østrig, hvor de modtages af Røde Kors, 1956. Foto: Røde Kors / Dansk Flygtningehjælp. UNGARNISKE FLYGTNINGER 1.400 ungarere fik en velkomst markeret med orkester, dansk wienerbrød og blomster, da de ankom til Danmark efter opstanden mod det kommunistiske styre i 1956. De var de første officielle flygtninge og måske de bedst
- [Svenske Arbejdere](https://www.danishimmigrationmuseum.com/da/svenske-arbejdere/) - Nogle svenske arbejdere kom til Bornholm som stenhuggere. I 1901 var 28 % af alle stenhuggere svenskere. Foto: Bornholms Museum. SVENSKE ARBEJDERE Mere end 81.500 svenskere emigrerede til Danmark i slutningen af ​​1800’erne for at finde arbejde især i landbruget, som tjenere og i byggerier. Nogle svenskere blev desuden ansat som sæsonarbejdere. I slutningen af
- [Palestiniske Flygtninger](https://www.danishimmigrationmuseum.com/da/palestiniske-flygtninger/) - Flygtningelejren Nahr el-Bared i Libanon, 1952. Foto: UNRWA. PALESTINISKE FLYGTNINGER Omkring 19.000 palæstinensere bor i Danmark i dag. De fleste af disse kom til Danmark under borgerkrigen i Libanon i 1980’erne. Den ældre generation blev født i Palæstina, mens mange unge palæstinensere aldrig har været i landet. De er født og opvokset i flygtningelejre i
- [Russiske Juder](https://www.danishimmigrationmuseum.com/da/russiske-juder/) - En ældre russisk jøde står på hjørnet af Vor Frue Plads i København, omkring 1915. Med deres tøj og mørke øjne og hår var mange af de russiske jøder meget forskellige fra andre københavnere på gaderne. Foto: Holger Damgaard / Det Kongelige Bibliotek, Nationalbilleddatabasen. RUSSISKE JUDER Fra omkring 1900 til 1914 bosatte cirka 3.000 russiske
- [Tyske Flygtninge](https://www.danishimmigrationmuseum.com/da/tyske-flygtninge/) - Drenge bag hegnet i flygtningelejren i Risskov Hostel i Aarhus i 1946. Foto: Hammerschmidt Foto / Aarhus billeder, www.aarhusbilleder.dk. TYSKE FLYGTNINGER Efter afslutningen af ​​Anden Verdenskrig var der omkring 260.000 flygtninge i Danmark. De fleste af disse var tyske flygtninge. De blev interneret bag pigtråd i flygtningelejre over hele landet, indtil det var muligt at
- [Somalis](https://www.danishimmigrationmuseum.com/da/somalis-2/) - Somaliske organisationer og foreninger i Vesten holder ofte internationale konferencer for at diskutere genopbygningen af ​​Somalia. Billedet viser to af deltagerne i en konference i Aalborg: Professor Mohamed Mukhtar og etnograf Faduma Warsame Halane. Foto: Nauja Kleist. SOMALIS Af Nauja Kleist, Senior Projektforsker, Dansk Institut for Internationale Studier Somaliere repræsenterer en af ​​de nyere større
- [“Potato Tyskere”](https://www.danishimmigrationmuseum.com/da/potato-tyskere/) - Mindesmærket på Frederikskirkens kirkegård. Det blev anbragt der i 1959 til 200 -året for kartoffeltyskernes ankomst til Alheden. “POTATO TYSKERE” I ALHEDEN I alt ankom 965 tyske bønder til Jylland fra 1759-65. De blev inviteret af den danske konge til at dyrke den jyske hede. Mens mange hurtigt forlod Danmark igen, bosatte 59 familier sig
- [Danish Immigration Museum - Back Again](https://www.danishimmigrationmuseum.com/danish-immigration-museum-back-again/) - The Danish Immigration Museum website ran from around 2012 to 2016 when a technical problem took it down. We are bringing it back after fixing the problem. The Museum website was a great resource on immigration or migration, one of the most important issues of the 21st century. It was available in English and Danish.
- [Dansk Immigrations museum - Tilbage igen](https://www.danishimmigrationmuseum.com/da/dansk-immigrationsmuseum-tilbage-igen/) - Dansk Immigrationsmusees websted kørte fra omkring 2012 til 2016, da et teknisk problem fjernede det. Vi bringer det tilbage efter at have løst problemet. Museets websted var en stor ressource for immigration eller migration, et af de vigtigste spørgsmål i det 21. århundrede. Den var tilgængelig på engelsk og dansk. Vi vil tilbyde siden på

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- [Home](https://www.danishimmigrationmuseum.com/) - History of Immigration in Denmark
- [Sitemap](https://www.danishimmigrationmuseum.com/da/sitemap-2/) - PostsDanish Immigration Museum - Back Again“Potato Tyskere”SomalisTyske FlygtningeRussiske JuderPalestiniske FlygtningerSvenske ArbejdereUngarniske FlygtningerPolerHerrnhutDansk Immigrations museum - Tilbage igenHerrnhutPolesHungarian RefugeesSwedish WorkersPalestinian RefugeesRussian JewsGerman RefugeesSomalis“Potato Germans”PagesForgotten ImmigrationContact UsHomeHjemOmOm MuseetKollektionDatabaserUdstillingerGlemt ImmigrationGrupperPartnerPractical InfoPraktisk InfoForskningThe MuseumMuseetDe Romanske Folk Og RejsendeDin HistorieExhibitionsKontakt OsAboutYour StoryResearchDatabasesGroupsCollectionThe Romani People & TravellersAbout the MuseumPartnerSitemap
- [Sitemap](https://www.danishimmigrationmuseum.com/sitemap/) - PostsDanish Immigration Museum - Back Again“Potato Tyskere”SomalisTyske FlygtningeRussiske JuderPalestiniske FlygtningerSvenske ArbejdereUngarniske FlygtningerPolerHerrnhutDansk Immigrations museum - Tilbage igenHerrnhutPolesHungarian RefugeesSwedish WorkersPalestinian RefugeesRussian JewsGerman RefugeesSomalis“Potato Germans”PagesForgotten ImmigrationContact UsHomeHjemOmOm MuseetKollektionDatabaserUdstillingerGlemt ImmigrationGrupperPartnerPractical InfoPraktisk InfoForskningThe MuseumMuseetDe Romanske Folk Og RejsendeDin HistorieExhibitionsKontakt OsAboutYour StoryResearchDatabasesGroupsCollectionThe Romani People & TravellersAbout the MuseumPartnerSitemap
- [Partner](https://www.danishimmigrationmuseum.com/da/partner-2/) - A.E.M.I. FORENINGEN AF EUROPÆISKE MIGRATIONSINSTITUTIONER Association of European Migration Institutions er en sammenslutning af institutioner i Europa, der arbejder med migration. Dansk Immigrationsmuseum er medlem af A.E.M.I. BORNHOLM MUSEUM Bornholms Museums primære opgave er at sikre, bevare og formidle Bornholms historie fra oldtiden til i dag. Museet har det arkæologiske ansvar for
- [Partner](https://www.danishimmigrationmuseum.com/partner/) - A.E.M.I. THE ASSOCIATION OF EUROPEAN MIGRATION INSTITUTIONS The Association of European Migration Institutions is an association of institutions in Europe working with migration. Danish Immigration Museum is a member of A.E.M.I. BORNHOLM MUSEUM The primary task of Bornholm Museum is to ensure, preserve and disseminate the history of Bornholm from ancient times
- [Praktisk Info](https://www.danishimmigrationmuseum.com/da/praktisk-info/) - Find vej til museet med online rejseplanlægger:http://www.rejseplanen.dk/ PRAKTISK INFO Åbningstider:Tirsdag -lørdag kl. 10-16Søndag-mandag: Lukket Adgang:Adgang er gratis Tilgængelighed:Museet er tilgængeligt for kørestolsbrugere og andre brugere, der skal undgå trapper Adresse:Stavnsholtvej 3,3520 Farum
- [About the Museum](https://www.danishimmigrationmuseum.com/about-the-museum/) - About the Museum The story of immigration is the story of the Dutch way of celebrating the beginning of the faste, the story of a Chinese restaurant in Nørrebro in Copenhagen, the bazar in Århus, German settlers in Jutland, and a national burka count. It is the story of residency permits, citizenship, asylum centers, refugee
- [Practical  Info](https://www.danishimmigrationmuseum.com/practical-info/) - Find your way to the Museum with the online travel planner:http://www.rejseplanen.dk/ PRACTICAL INFO Opening hours:Thuesday-Saturday 10 am – 4 pmSunday-Monday: Closed Admission:Admission is free of charge Accessibility:The Museum is accessible to wheelchair user and other users who need to avoid stairs Address:Stavnsholtvej 3,3520 Farum
- [Your Story](https://www.danishimmigrationmuseum.com/your-story/) - A LIVING HISTORY – YOUR STORY When meeting the past, it is important to recognize yourself, to see people, to feel with them and to learn their history. This also applies when meeting different cultures in the present. Danish Immigrant Museum collects the life stories of immigrants, in order to tell them in present times
- [Udstillinger](https://www.danishimmigrationmuseum.com/da/udstillinger/) - UDSTILLINGER DE ROMANSKE FOLK OG REJSENDE Webudstilling om rejsende og romanifolk i Danmark- hvem var de og meget mere. Læs mere.... DEN GLEMTE INDVANDRING Mere end 81.000 svenskere immigrerede til Danmark i sidste halvdel af 1800 -tallet. Læs mere.... VELKOMMEN? Integrationshistorien for tre grupper af immigranter gennem 500 års dansk historie. Læs mere....
- [The Romani People & Travellers](https://www.danishimmigrationmuseum.com/the-romani-people-travellers/) - BLUSHØJ CAMP Blushøj camp was located in one of Copenhagen´s peripheral areas in Valby. The caravan park was established by the City of Copen- hagen in 1948, when travellers found it difficult to find places to park their caravans. The caravan park closed in 1962. See Anders Enevig´s film about Blushøj camp here. LISTEN TO
- [The Museum](https://www.danishimmigrationmuseum.com/the-museum/) - DANISH IMMIGRATION MUSEUM Danish Immigration Museum is located in Farum, a suburb of Copenhagen and is a relevant and modern museum of the history of immigration to Denmark. The new permanent exhibition was declared open on January 27th 2012 by the Danish minister for Gender Equality and Ecclesiastical Affairs, Manu Sareen. The new exhibition provides visitors
- [Research](https://www.danishimmigrationmuseum.com/research/) - RESEARCH OBJECTS WITH A STORY WHAT DID YOU BRING? A suitcase, coffee cups, photo albums, toys ... what do you take with you when you migrate? Danish Immigration Museum is looking for articles that tell a story about the journey to Denmark and life as an immigrant. HOW TO EXHIBIT HOPE? HOW TO EXHIBIT HOPE?
- [Om Museet](https://www.danishimmigrationmuseum.com/da/om-museet/)
- [Om](https://www.danishimmigrationmuseum.com/da/om/) - Om os TEMAER TEMAER Immigration kombinerer mange elementer. Det handler om at skille sig af med det kendte, mødet mellem kulturer og meget mere. Her ses immigration gennem en række temaer på tværs af tid. GROUPS GRUPPER Gennem århundreder har forskellige grupper immigreret til Danmark for at arbejde eller søge tryghed og et bedre liv.
- [Museet](https://www.danishimmigrationmuseum.com/da/museet/) - DANSK INDVANDRINGSMUSEUM Dansk Immigrationsmuseum ligger i Farum, en forstad til København og er et relevant og moderne museum for immigrationshistorien til Danmark. Den nye permanente udstilling blev erklæret åben den 27. januar 2012 af den danske minister for ligestilling og kirkelige anliggender, Manu Sareen. Den nye udstilling giver de besøgende et indblik i de mennesker,
- [Kontakt Os](https://www.danishimmigrationmuseum.com/da/kontakt-os/) - Dit navn Din email Emne Din besked (valgfrit)
- [Kollektion](https://www.danishimmigrationmuseum.com/da/kollektion/) - KOLLEKTION På museet møder du både fortid og fremtid gennem genstande, historier, spørgsmål osv. Museet sætter spørgsmålstegn ved det, man kender, fortæller fascinerende historier, viser relationer og sætter nuet i perspektiv, men ikke uden din hjælp. Dansk Immigrationsmuseum samler genstande og historier fra fortiden samt historier fra nutidens immigranter. Museets samlinger bruges til at fortælle
- [Hjem](https://www.danishimmigrationmuseum.com/da/home-dansk/) - Dansk Immigrations Museum Indvandringshistorie i Danmark Ting, der fortæller Hvad skal du have med på en rejse for livet? Dansk Immigrationsmuseum leder efter genstande og historier, som fortæller om rejsen til Danmark og livet som immigrant. DE ROMANSKE FOLK OG REJSENDE Grupper af romanister og rejsende har boet i Danmark i løbet af tiden, og
- [Grupper](https://www.danishimmigrationmuseum.com/da/grupper/) - HERRNHUT POLER UNGARNISKE FLYGTNINGER SVENSKE ARBEJDERE PALESTINISKE FLYGTNINGER RUSSISKE JUDER Tyske flygtninge SOMALIS "POTATO TYSKERE"
- [Groups](https://www.danishimmigrationmuseum.com/groups/) - HERRNHUT POLES HUNGARIAN REFUGEES SWEDISH WORKERS PALESTINIAN REFUGEES RUSSIAN JEWS GERMAN REFUGEES SOMALIS "POTATO GERMANS"
- [Glemt Immigration](https://www.danishimmigrationmuseum.com/da/glemt-immigration/) - DEN GLEMTE INDVANDRING Hvor mange var de? PIGER STENMURER SUKKERBEDEFELTERNE TILWORKERS MÆLKNING
- [Forskning](https://www.danishimmigrationmuseum.com/da/forskning/) - FORSKNING GENSTANDER MED EN HISTORIE HVAD HENT DU? En kuffert, kaffekopper, fotoalbum, legetøj ... hvad tager du med, når du migrerer? Dansk Immigrationsmuseum leder efter artikler, der fortæller en historie om rejsen til Danmark og livet som immigrant. HVORDAN UDSTILLES HÅB? HVORDAN UDSTILLES HÅB? Immigration er håbet om et bedre liv, sorg, usikkerhed, tro og
- [Forgotten Immigration](https://www.danishimmigrationmuseum.com/forgotten-immigration/) - THE FORGOTTEN IMMIGRATION HOW MANY WERE THEY? MAIDS STONEMASONS THE SUGAR BEET FIELDS TILEWORKERS MILKING
- [Exhibitions](https://www.danishimmigrationmuseum.com/exhibitions/) - EXHIBITIONS THE ROMANI PEOPLE & TRAVELLERS Web exhibition about travellers and the Romani people in Denmark- who were they and much more. Read More.... THE FORGOTTEN IMMIGRATION More than 81.000 Swedes immigrated to Denmark in the last half of the 19th century. Read More.... WELCOME? The history of integration of three groups of immigrants through 500 years of Danish
- [Din Historie](https://www.danishimmigrationmuseum.com/da/din-historie/) - EN LEVENDE HISTORIE – DIN HISTORIE Når man møder fortiden, er det vigtigt at genkende sig selv, se mennesker, føle med dem og lære deres historie. Dette gælder også, når man møder forskellige kulturer i nutiden. Dansk Immigrant Museum samler immigranters livshistorier for at fortælle dem i nutiden og bevare dem for eftertiden. Fremtidige generationer
- [De Romanske Folk Og Rejsende](https://www.danishimmigrationmuseum.com/da/de-romanske-folk-og-rejsende/) - BLUSHØJ CAMP Blushøj -lejren lå i et af Københavns perifere områder i Valby. Campingvognparken blev etableret af Københavns Kommune i 1948, da rejsende havde svært ved at finde steder at parkere deres campingvogne. Campingvognparken lukkede i 1962. Se Anders Enevigs film om Blushøj -lejren her. Lyt til sange og samtaler I 1959 indsamlede folkloresamleren Anders
- [Databases](https://www.danishimmigrationmuseum.com/databases/) - SEARCH THE DATABASES Danish Immigration Museum has developed 3 immigrant history databases that contain information about foreigners with work permits, about naturalization awards and about expulsions . The information about work permits covers the period from 1812 to 1924 in North Zealand and most of Lolland. The database currently includes approximately 107,000 entries. The data originates from
- [Databaser](https://www.danishimmigrationmuseum.com/da/databaser/) - SØG DATABASERNE Dansk Immigrationsmuseum har udviklet 3 immigranthistoriske databaser, der indeholder oplysninger om udlændinge med arbejdstilladelse, om naturaliseringspriser og om udvisninger. Oplysningerne om arbejdstilladelser dækker perioden fra 1812 til 1924 i Nordsjælland og det meste af Lolland. Databasen indeholder i øjeblikket cirka 107.000 poster. Dataene stammer fra politijournaler, fra udstedte opholdsbøger og fra tjenerjournaler fra
- [Collection](https://www.danishimmigrationmuseum.com/collection/) - COLLECTION At the museum you meet both past and future through objects, stories, questions, etc. The museum questions what is known, tells fascinating stories, shows relationships and puts the present in perspective but not without your help. Danish Immigration Museum collects objects and stories from the past as well as stories from the immigrants of
- [About](https://www.danishimmigrationmuseum.com/about/) - About US THEMES THEMES Immigration combines many elements. It is about parting with the known, the meeting of cultures and much more. Here immigration is seen through a number of themes across time. GROUPS GROUPS Through centuries different groups have immigrated to Denmark to work or to seek security and a better life. Here immigration
- [Contact Us](https://www.danishimmigrationmuseum.com/contact-us/) - Your name Your email Subject Your message (optional)

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