
Rogues, Murderers and Grave Robbers
Historian Henning Frandsen explores true crime from 1790-1930, from the usurer Snorre John to the grave robbers of Assistens Cemetery, tracing the evolution of Danish law and policing.

Historian Henning Frandsen explores true crime from 1790-1930, from the usurer Snorre John to the grave robbers of Assistens Cemetery, tracing the evolution of Danish law and policing.

Kim Bo Larsen shares three Arctic expeditions to Svalbard, exploring encounters with polar bears, storms, and the raw beauty of the far north, illustrated with expedition photographs.

Nasi Habibi shares her personal journey of fleeing Afghanistan to Denmark, breaking patterns, and finding the courage to follow her heart despite resistance.

A lecture on Iceland featuring photographs, saga narratives, and stories from Icelandic culture. Lecturer Lise Hvarregaard takes the audience from glaciers and geysers to lava caves beneath moss-covered mountains.