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I received a lot of helpful advice, information and materials in order to write this book. I would like to thank everyone involved for this support.

Many expats have told me about their experiences in Denmark, which has helped me provide a more complete picture. Moreover, a number of Danes have provided assistance with expert knowledge and detailed descriptions ensuring that the information provided is factual and accurate.

I would like to personally thank the following:
– Anne Kamphausen (Germany)                        – Jennifer Herløv (Hong Kong)
– Annika Schwenk (Germany)                           – Julie Rønne (Denmark)
– Barbara and Ron Baynes                               – Line Corr (Denmark)
(South Africa / Great Britain)                             – Lone Alstrup and Søren Krüger (Denmark)
– Becky Greene (Great Britain)                          – Lucie Schellberg (Germany)
– Benny Myssing Pedersen (Denmark)               – Marcus Faber (Germany)
– Bernd Reuß (Germany)                                  – Morten Jordt Duedahl (Denmark)
– Bettina Weber Wismann (Denmark)                – Michael Christiansen (Denmark)
– Bjarne Andersen (Denmark)                            – Nuray Uzun (Turkey)
– Bo Fønss (Denmark)                                      – Paula Jota Pedersen (Brazil)
– Bodil Terkelsen (Denmark)                              – Pernille Jordt Duedahl (Denmark)
– Brian Keith (Canada)                                      – Petra Hechenberger (Austria)
– Dagmar and Andreas Geiss(Germany)             – Rachelle Mee-Chapman (USA)
– Ebbe Vonsbæk (Denmark)                             – Rasmus Nygaard (Denmark)
– Finn Rasmussen (Denmark)                           – Rebecca Fay Orman (USA)
– Guillermo Martinez (Spain)                             – Sharon Benton (USA)
– Hanne Langkjær-Øhlenschlæger (Denmark)     – Soumitra Burman (India)
– Harry Jørgensen (Denmark)                            – Tina Engelsgård (Denmark)
– Helen Springall (Great Britain)                         – Tom Wismann (Denmark)
– Holger Kropp (Germany)                                 – Udo Schröder (Germany)
– Jan Svensen (Denmark)                                 – Ursula Behrle (Germany)

Many of the “Saving Tips“ in Chapter 17 derive from the knowledge of Charlotte McKay (USA) and her friends. The “Safety Tips“ in Chapter 18 I owe to Fiona Thomas (Great Britain), President of the Ladies International Network København (LINK).
I thank them both for their generousity and making this valuable information available to a larger audience.
I’d like to thank Dan Langlois (Canada) and Emily Clark (USA) for their support in providing high quality feedback.

A special thanks goes to James Bonham of jfb Webdesign (LA) http://www.jfbonham.com for his excellent work on the Worktrotter website and to Laura Stadler-Jensen (LB) www.laura.stadler.com, the editor of this guide, for her good
quality work.
I am especially thankful to Casper Tybjerg and “Sund og Bælt” for the picture on the cover of the guide, as well as to Mikael Colville-Andersen / Copenhagen Cycle Chic, and the companies Jyske Bank, Eva Solo and Velux for the pictures supplied.

A big thank you goes to Erwin M. Schmidt for his advice and his links to potential helpers and to Klaus Schmidt for his support with logistical aspects.

Above all, I wish to thank my “Danish prince“, Lars Jordt, who has always supported me with great ideas, vast knowledge and loving patience.



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