Pushpinder Singh Dhanjal’s journey is a story common to many immigrants to Denmark, but with an unusual twist. Now he runs an immigration museum and a travel agency and speaks Danish, meget godt.
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Pushpinder Singh Dhanjal at the Danish Immigration Museum Photo: Pratik Hariharan
Pushpinder Singh Dhanjal’s journey is a story common to many immigrants to Denmark, but with an unusual twist. Now he runs an immigration museum and a travel agency and speaks Danish, meget godt.
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