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24 minutes visual anthropology about (trans)nationalism on the Danish-German border

by lorenz on Jun 27, 2006 in Us and Them, Europe, globalisation, migration, Visual Anthropology

Anthropologist and blogger Johannes Wilm has published a fascinating video about the annual meeting of the Danish minority in a small village in Northern Germany called Ascheffel. Is it possible to be both German and Danish? Why are there so many Germans who send their kids to the Danish school? As he shows, there is both nationalism and much transnational history among the participants of the annual meeting.

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On Sylt, Germany's northernmost island, the Danish minority cultivates its language and culture

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