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1849 in Denmark1921 in Denmark1921 in architectureA. MichelsenArchitecture of DenmarkArnold KrogCamillus NyropDanish Association of ArchitectsElijah's ChurchEmil Jørgensen (architect)Erik GlosimodtErnestine NyropFredrik LilljekvistHeinrich WenckJenny la CourKnud Arne PetersenLilla HansenList of Danish architectsList of architectsListed buildings in Copenhagen MunicipalityListed buildings in Helsingør MunicipalityListed buildings in Odsherred MunicipalityListed buildings in ØsterbroNiels JacobsenOlaf Nordhagen
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Martin Nyrop (11 November 1849 – 18 May 1921) was a Danish architect.
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