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Stege, the largest town on the island of Møn, is situated approximately at the centre point of the island at the mouth of Stege Nor, a lake which connects directly to the sea.
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In 1510, the Lubeckers attacked Møn in retaliation for the trade sanctions, failing to take Stege but destroying the island's second largest town, Borre.
Stege and town
Møn is one of Denmark's most popular destinations for tourists with its imposing white chalk cliffs, beautiful countryside, sandy beaches and the inviting old market town of Stege.
Glipping granted Stege a town charter, granting it sole rights to trade and tax certain commodities, which existed until 1857.
In 1450, Christian I forbade farmers to trade goods outside of Denmark, with the result that they sailed directly to Germany to sell their goods, bypassing the town of Stege, which was starved of goods and revenue.
The trade war continued, and in 1524 Frederick I again felt the need to repeat the ban on trade on Møn anywhere except in the town of Stege.
In 1538, Christian III once again repeated the trade ban, as the citizens of Stege still could not obtain sufficient food for the town.
Christian IV granted land outside Stege to the town so that the inhabitants might grow food for themselves.
Stege was occupied, the town hall and 300 farms destroyed, the island looted and the harvest lost.
To build barracks at Marienborg, their commander Colonel Von Plessen demolished damaged buildings in Stege to re-use their stone, including the town wall and two of the gate towers.
In 1774, a major fire destroyed 112 properties in the northern part of Stege, but by 1782 there were four distilleries in the town, and by 1807, 18.
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By 1789, the population of Stege had climbed to 791 with 7, 000 people on the island.
The band proceeded to sign with Warner Bros. Records and started recording their debut album, with Robin Diaz replacing Stege on the drums.
She started out with multiple guest appearances on the popular Swedish radio show Galaxen conducted by Jacob Dahlin, and later frequently appeared on his TV-show Jacobs Stege ( Jacob's Ladder ).
Stege and island
To the east is Hølen, a strait separating Zealand from the island of Nyord, and then further south is Stege Bay ( Stege Bugt ), which is the main body of water separating the former municipality from the next major island to the southwest, the island of Møn.
The island of Lindholm in Stege Bugt is state-owned, and is the location for the State Veterinary Institute for Virus Research ( Statens Veterinære Institut for Virusforskning ).
The island, and Stege in particular, prospered in the 14th century from the results of herring fishing, reaching the height of its wealth around 1500.
Stege and is
The sewer system is maintained by the Stege Sanitary District, which also includes the city of El Cerrito and the Richmond Annex area of Richmond.
Further south is Stege Bugt.
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Calmette was also responsible for the park at Marienborg, to the west of Stege.
In 1684, the pledge was redeemed, at which time Stege was half in ruins, almost all the forests had been cut down and many farms had been abandoned.
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There were a further 25 gunboats similar to the Stege, of which 23 were lost in the October storm in the Kattegat or destroyed rather than be sailed to Britain – these lost were
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The annual " Stege Festival " takes place every Tuesday in July, and the first Tuesday in August.
The Lubeckers conquered Copenhagen, then Stege to release the Duke.
At the start of the 16th century, around 2000 people lived in Stege.
In 1703, an attempt was made to found a navigation school in Stege.
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