What does DK stand for?

Danish Kingdom

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Samples in periodicals archive:

According to Falck, not even the oath of allegiance taken by the Sleswig estates in 1721 led to the full reintegration of the duchy into the Danish kingdom.

Identity on a personal level: Sleswig biographies during the age of ...

The animated telling of "Beowulf," who rids a Danish kingdom of the feared beast Grendel, slew the box office over the weekend, giving a huge boost to 3-D films in the process.

Animated 3-D 'Beowulf' slays box office

He arrives to kill the malformed, repulsive Grendel, who is running riot in the Danish kingdom of Hrothgar (Anthony Hopkins).

Cinema: Ripping yarn of a buff Beowulf; BEOWULF (12A) ****

Greenland, which became a colony of Denmark in 1721 but gained home rule within the Danish kingdom in 1979, has about 60,000 people, most of whom are indigenous: the Kitaamiut in the west, the Tunumiut in the east and the Inughuit, once called Polar Inuit, in the north.

A long fight to go home Greenland natives hope Danish court will let ...

Bluetooth gets its name from a 10th century Scandinavian king who managed to successfully unite his unruly Danish kingdoms.

How your mobile can do all the housework; IT.MAIL

Adapted by Neil Gaiman (the "Sandman" comics) and Roger Avary (who co-wrote "Pulp Fiction"), the film follows the mythic Viking hero who emerges from the sea to rid a Danish kingdom of the bloody, raging, pus-covered monster Grendel (played with pathos and twisted physicality by Crispin Glover).

Review: `Beowulf' sexes up epic poem