Tønder, Denmark
Denmark
Tønder, Denmark connects to 3727 places across 17 topics through 36 Bunkabop connections, including music, government, and military history. Tønder Festival is an annual folk music festival held in the town. A Zeppelin base operated there in World War I under the Imperial German Navy. In the 1920s, the Schleswig Plebiscite saw most residents vote to remain part of Germany rather than join Denmark. Co-connected places include Denmark, Copenhagen, and Germany.
John II, Duke of Schleswig-Holstein-Haderslev
Connects Tønder, Denmark to: Dithmarschen | Haderslev, Denmark
AaB Fodbold
Connects Tønder, Denmark to: Sæby, Denmark | Klarup, Denmark
Northern Schleswig
Connects Tønder, Denmark to: Schleswig-Holstein | Sønderborg | Haderslev, Denmark
German occupation of Denmark
Connects Tønder, Denmark to: Silkeborg | Aggersund, Denmark | Fjerritslev, Denmark | Fårhus, Denmark
Heinrich Wilhelm von Gerstenberg
Connects Tønder, Denmark to: Denmark | Hamburg, Germany | Copenhagen, Denmark | Jena, Germany
Tønder Festival
Connects Tønder, Denmark to: United States | Canada | Denmark
Svend Wiig Hansen
Connects Tønder, Denmark to: Copenhagen, Denmark | Esbjerg | Herning
Imperial German Navy
Connects Tønder, Denmark to: Hastings, England | Schleswig-Holstein | Grudziądz, Poland | South Seas Mandate | Vaiņode, Latvia
railway halt
Connects Tønder, Denmark to: Herning | Nykøbing Sjælland | Machang District | Tornby, Denmark | Græsted, Denmark
Hans Adolph Brorson
Connects Tønder, Denmark to: Copenhagen, Denmark | Ribe, Denmark | Holstebro, Denmark
Schleswig Plebiscites
Connects Tønder, Denmark to: Denmark | Sønderborg | Haderslev, Denmark | Dybbøl, Denmark | South Jutland County
Peter Andreas Hansen
Connects Tønder, Denmark to: Paris, France | Berlin, Germany | Copenhagen, Denmark | Helsinki, Finland | Thuringia