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Charlotte Flindt Pedersen (born 19 January 1965 in Aarhus, Denmark) is the Executive Director of the Danish Foreign Policy Society. Charlotte Flindt Pedersen holds a M.A. degree in East-European studies from the University of Copenhagen (1994). During her years as a student she lived and traveled extensively in the Soviet Union experiencing Glasnost and Perestroika first hand. In 1990, she published the following books: “Experiment – pictures from the Soviet Union” (original title in Danish “Eksperimentet – billeder fra Sovjetunionen”) in cooperation with photographer Stig Stasig, and “Young in Moscow” (original title in Danish “Ung i Moskva”) jointly with journalist Lisbeth Jessen.