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PM pays homage to fallen soldiers

PM pays homage to fallen soldiers

Prime minister speaks at special service honouring those killed in battle in 2010

For just the second year running, Denmark’s National Flag Day was celebrated at Christiansborg Palace Square on Sunday to honour the country’s military personnel sent abroad.

Around 1,200 members of the military participated in the day’s parade, with songs from the Royal Life Guard Music Corps accompanying the hundreds in attendance. Acc...

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