Fogtdals Illustreret Tidende: The Golden Age

This is a vintage issue of Fogtdals Illustreret Tidende, a Danish magazine that explores the lives and stories of Danish people during the Golden Age period of 1810-1820. The magazine covers diverse topics in great detail, including but not limited to the following: * Synålejomfruen: The story of a young girl who outwits everyone. * The Kielerfreden peace agreement: An account of the end of the 13-year war. * The role of the police at The Royal Theatre: An examination of the police's involvement in maintaining order in the cultural and artistic world during this time. * Jewish integration: A fascinating exploration of M.L. Nathanson and his advocacy for Jewish inclusion in Danish society. The magazine is printed on high-quality, glossy paper and provides a captivating glimpse into Danish history. The illustrations are both engaging and informative, adding a visual dimension to the rich content. If you're interested in Danish history or culture, this magazine is a must-have.