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DIOCESE OF KØBENHAVN (COPENHAGEN) (Dioecesis Hafniae)

Country : Denmark
Denomination : Roman Catholic

Established : 1868 as Apostolic Prefecture of Denmark
Elevated in 1892 to Apostolic Vicariate of Denmark
Elevated in 1953 to Diocese of Copenhagen

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The arms are based on the arms of the medival diocese of Roskilde, but with the keys in the former changed into crosiers.

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Hermann Grüder (1869 -1883)
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Johannes Von Euch (1884-1922)
Josephus Ludovicus Brems (1922-1938)
Johannes Theodor Suhr (1938-1964)
Hans Ludwig Martensen (1965-1995)
Czeslaw Kozon (1995-present)

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