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Kaare Bluitgen thought his children’s book about the Prophet Mohammed would help bring ethnic Danes and immigrant Muslims closer together.
How wrong he was.
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CourtsCartoons controversyPlace: western DenmarkPlace: BeirutPlace: TehranPlace: DamascusPlace: DenmarkPerson: Kaare BluitgenPerson: Prophet MohammedPerson: ProphetPerson: BluitgenPerson: Imam Abdul Wahid PedersenPerson: DanePerson: GabrielPerson: godPerson: MohammedPerson: PedersenPerson: Nanna GyldenkjaerneOrganisation: DenmarkOrganisation: MuslimOrganisation: MuslimsOrganisation: IslamOrganisation: Jyllands-PostenOrganisation: Hoest & Soen publishing house
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