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Silkeborg

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Silkeborg (sĭl`kəbôr'), city (1992 pop. 35,027), Århus co., central Denmark, on the Gudenå River. It is a tourist and health resort surrounded by beautiful lakes and woods. Its industries produce paper, textiles, and beer. Nearby is a memorial to the playwright Kaj Munk Munk, Kaj , 1898–1944, Danish playwright, a clergyman. His ethical plays, traditional in form, led the Danish dramatic revival in the 1930s. Among them is The Word (1932), which deals with resurrection and faith.
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Silkeborg 

a city in Denmark, located in the Gudenaa River valley, in the central part of the Jutland Peninsula, in the amt (county) of Århus. Population, 44,100 (1972). Silkeborg has machine-building, textile, and food-processing industries. It is a popular tourist site.



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But hemoved to Silkeborg in Denmark in 2005 before signing for Odense last year.
Hailing from Denmark's answer to Motown - the small town of Silkeborg is best known for its proliferation of car dealerships - the band have already released three hit singles and a platinum album on home soil, scooping up awards and establishing themselves as a must-see act on the European festival circuit.
Tegn og underage gerninger (En Silkeborg for talkning)" Strange Deeds [A Silkeborg Interpretation]) was a special kind of solo show, taking the form of a tribute to Asger Jorn (1914-73).
 
 
 
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