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What countries have had control over Greenland?
Denmark
Does denmark control greenland?
Yes, it's the same country.
Why did Hitler want control over Norway and denmark?
because he was powerful enough
Why invade Denmark?
If we are talking WWII then the motive was to use airfields in Northen Denmark as a stepping stone for the invasion of Norway (which in turn was invaded to control the Northern Atlantic)
How did Germany manage to get control of the vast coastline of northern Europe?
They invaded Denmark and Norway.
What country is furthest north in Europe?
Denmark (because of its control of Greenland).
What territories were under the control of Germany?
Territories that were under the control of Germany include Albania, Austria, Belgium, Czechoslovak Republic, Greece, Estonia, Denmark, etc
Why did Prussia join Austria to take control of Denmark in 1863?
Austria and Prussia declared war on Denmark to regain the provinces of Schleswig and Holstein, which were ruled by the Danish crown but were predominantly German-speaking.
What country controls the island Greenland?
Greenland is an autonomous territory within the Kingdom of Denmark. Denmark exercises control over Greenland's foreign affairs and defense, while Greenland governs its domestic affairs.
Does the United States control Greenland?
Not at all, it enjoys a cordial relationship with Greenland, but it is and remains a solid part of Denmark.
A kingdom in Europe between the baltic and the north sea?
denmark ! denmark ! denmark ! denmark ! denmark ! denmark !
Who is denemark's owner?
Denmark is a country in northern Europe. This county is not under the control of any other organization or a colony of another country. It joined the European Union (1973) and the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (1949,) and is a founding member, but neither of these organizations control Denmark. For more information about Denmark, visit CIA's World Fact Book: https://www.cia.gov/library/publications/the-world-factbook/geos/da.html
