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Mens vi venter på Irakkommissionen
How did Denmark get involved in the Iraq War in 2003? Cultural sociologist Jørgen Andersen is on a mission. Armed with humor, a pointer and an overhead projector, he uncovers how two men and 100 lies turned Denmark into a warring nation. A satirical theater monologue by Jens Kløft with actor Peter Larsen in the role of Jørgen Andersen.
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How did Denmark get involved in the Iraq War in 2003? Cultural sociologist Jørgen Andersen is on a mission. Armed with humor, a pointer and an overhead projector, he uncovers how two men and 100 lies turned Denmark into a warring nation. A satirical theater monologue by Jens Kløft with actor Peter Larsen in the role of Jørgen Andersen.
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