Tommy P. Christensen
Born 1950s.
Son of [father unknown] and [mother unknown]
[sibling(s) unknown]
[children unknown]
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Biography
Tommy P. Christensen (b. 1955) is living in Sweden (Malmø), and working in Denmark (Copenhagen area and Eastern Zeeland). "The Bridge" (Scandinavian Noir) - you know.
He has graduated 1990 from Copenhagen University (Københavns Universitet: Historie og kunsthistorie), and has a Master in Adult Education from Roskilde University.
He is now an author, (micro-)publisher and adult teacher in evening schools. Through the years he has been lecturing at Copenhagen University, Open University, college, Peoples High Schools (a Danish speciality), and evening classes.
Formerly he has been a curator in Danish archives and museums (Esbjerg, Herlev, Odense). In 7 years he was Head of the Maritime Collections at the Malmö Museums in Sweden and has been editor of several books, Personalhistorisk Tidsskrift, Hvem Forsker Hvad og Slægten - Forum for slægtshistorie. His latest book is: "Amagers industrialisering - begyndelsen" (2016. Sorry - in Danish!).
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