King Christian X was the king of Denmark from 1912 till 1947. He stayed in Denmark and co-operated with the Nazi occupiers as he thought this was best for his people. -Interestingly, his brother Haakon VII, King of Norway, escaped to Britain as HE would not co-operate with the Nazi invaders under any circumstances.
In many ways king Christian had not ruled Denmark since the Easter Crisis in 1920, during which he accepted a reduction of his own role to a merely symbolical one, avoiding any future interference in the functioning of parlemetary democracy.
King Christian X of Denmark helped to transport Danish Jews to Sweden in World War II. He paid for and arranged their journey to keep them safe from the patrolling Nazi's.
As I understand events, King Christian X was the king of Denmark during the second world war. After Nazi German armed forces invaded Denmark, the German government of occupation began to attempt to separate Danish Jews from the rest of the population, preparatory to deporting them for internment in concentration camps and, ultimately, extermination. The Germans ordered that all Jews wear a yellow star on their clothing (as had been done in other occupied countries of Europe) to distinguish them from their fellow Danes. King Christian declared that all Danes were equal, and that if some would wear the yellow star, all would, and proceeded to take his customary morning rides in the park with large yellow star affixed to his clothing. Soon, many non-Jewish Danes followed his lead. The German order was rescinded. Ultimately, many Danish Jews (nearly all, I believe) were smuggled (by their non-Jewish fellow citizens) out of the country to neutral Sweden and the Jewish community of Denmark was thus saved from destruction. Well known actor/pianist/comedian Victor Borge (born Borge Rosenbaum ) in Denmark. He was Jewish, and a famous and popular performer before the war. Because he was well-known, he had to flee Denmark either just before or during the initial German invasion, and thus was not a personal beneficiary of his fellow Danes kindness to Danish Jews. However, he expressed his gratitude to the people of Denmark and King Christian for their help and support of Denmark's Jewish community and did much to inform the world of this somewhat hidden history of The Second World War.
Denmark was occupied by the Germans in WW2. This was a very benevolent occupation as King Christian X basically surrendered.
dick king smith said in his book " he served in the Grenadier Guards during the second world war"
Copenhagen is the capital of Denmark, and Margrethe ll is the queen.
he was famous for the holocaust in Copenhagen, Denmark
King Frederik VIII was born on June 3, 1843, in Copenhagen, Denmark.
King George of Greece was born on December 24, 1845, in Copenhagen, Denmark.
Iceland was ruled by Denmark during World War I under King Christian X.
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The real-life King in Number the Stars was King Christian X.
King Claudius and Queen Gertrude.
In "Number the Stars" by Lois Lowry, King Christian X is the king of Denmark during World War II. He is known for his symbolic resistance to the German occupation of Denmark, including wearing a yellow star in solidarity with Danish Jews. His actions helped to inspire the Danish people to protect and rescue their Jewish neighbors during the Holocaust.
Denmark looked just like it always had because there was no blitzkreig, no lightning invasion. The King of Denmark abjectly surrendered just 6 hours after the German army appeared at his border. There were minor skirmishes, but only 2 or 3 Danish Army units resisted and were soon defeated. After the Germans threatened to bomb Copenhagen, King Christian X and his government surrendered
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King Christian X was the king of Denmark during WW2. He feared Germany would destroy his country, so he protected it by surrendering to Nazi officials. That is how Denmark became occupied during WW2.