Jylland
- proper noun
- The Jylland peninsula is famous for its picturesque coastal towns and sandy beaches.
- Jylland-Posten
- Danish newspaper Jylland
- Jylland-Posten published
Examples
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How is this movie different from the Mohammed cartoons that the Jyllands-Posten ran in 2005?
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For a few weeks, the radical imams continued to voice their protests while Jyllands-Posten defended its right to freedom of expression and satire.
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UPDATED: This opinion piece from Professor Henrik Svensmark was published September 9th in the Danish newspaper Jyllands-Posten.
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They saw an opportunity when Jyllands-Posten published twelve cartoons depicting the prophet Muhammad.
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At the forefront of Denmark's new openness toward discussion of Muslim integration was Jyllands-Posten, the country's largest circulation newspaper.
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On February 4, 2006, protests erupted in many Muslim countries against cartoons depicting the Prophet Muhammad, which had been published months before in the Danish daily Jyllands-Posten.
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The Jylland peninsula is known for its beautiful landscapes and rich history in northern Europe.
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During World War I, Jylland was strategically significant due to its geographical location.
Synonyms
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A peninsula in northern Europe that forms Denmark's mainland and part of Germany
Surface Forms
Etymology
Jylland is the Danish name for the peninsula English speakers call Jutland, and the name means 'land of the Jutes', an old people who lived there. That's why Jylland refers to the large piece of land that forms Denmark's mainland.