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was charged with the design of a "Reichdeutsche
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was tasked with completing the buildings for the Royal Danish School of
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moved to the site. It had been founded by the educator Jeppe Tang at Blågårdsgade (No. 14) and already moved several times. The school was destroyed by fire but rebuilt in 1879. It closed in 1913 and the buildings were then left empty until they were purchased by
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