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Hans Uwe Petersen
May 23, 2020
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After the death of Queen Margrethe d., The Kalmar Union slowly disintegrated. This caused a number of pirates in Denmark and Sweden. At one of the old dilapidated castles on the Eastern Ferry, such a pirate set himself up - his name was Børre. He housed around the Isefjord. Børre was caught and hanged, and after hanging, he was beheaded and his head put on a stage at Næset. The nose is therefore called Børreh head in memory of the pirate Børre. In the spring of 2014, the association KulturBehoIderen put up a sculpture of Børre on the Næset.
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