Target language: German
Translator credit documented in the current catalog record.
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Book overview
Green Cities and the Making of Modern Denmark
Interviews, archives, and public memory shape this narrative account of Green Cities and the Making of Modern Denmark and the histories gathered around it.
Genre
Nonfiction & History
Publisher
Country
Release date
October 22, 2026
ISBN
9781168156200
ReleasedDirect
Rights summary
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Sold to Samfundslitteratur
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Sold to Samfundslitteratur
DE rights have already resulted in a documented translation.
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Language
Translated DE edition documented in the current catalog record.
Translator
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Translator
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Translation trust
Danish → German
Direct translation
VerifiedDeclared
Translator attribution
Eva Schmid
publisher website
Relationship summary
How this edition sits in the wider work
This work currently has 4 documented editions across 4 languages.
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Translation route
Direct translation
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Started in
Danish
Source language
This edition
German
Edition language
Disclosure: Disclosed · Verification: Well documented · Translation-path methodology
Translated DE edition documented in the current catalog record.
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Content context
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Content context
Genre and tone
Nonfiction & History
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