Denmark

The Denmark Strait separates Iceland and Greenland.

Yes it is. It is the world's most homogeneous nation. It's population is about 97.4% ethnic Danish. In other words, everyone belongs to the same culture' and all ethnic Danes are cousins to each other.

The closest to an answer would be the flag used during the Kalmar Union from 1397 to 1523, which unified present day Denmark, Norway, Sweden and Iceland, along with parts of Finland and Northern Germany. In the style of the Nordic cross flags still used in all Nordic countries, the Kalmar flag was a red cross on a yellow background. However, this design has no usage in contemporary Scandinavia.

Denmark governs the world's largest island, which is Greenland.

Patat frites are pretty popular. Other popular foods are Frikadeller (meat balls), Leverpostej (liver paste), Mørbradbøf (pork tenderloin), Flæskesteg (roast pork), Smørrebrød (open faced sandwhiches),

pølsevogn (hot dogs), and Æbleskiver (pancakes with apples,)

There are many companies that offer cheap flights to Denmark. Some of those companies include 'easyJet', 'Ryan Air' and 'Jet2'. One can book through companies such as 'Expedia' and 'Cheap Flights'.

Stage 4; the same as most Western European countries.

No, but Denmark is "divided" into 3 parts called Jylland (Jutland), Fyn (Funen) and Sjælland (Zealand). Jylland is a peninsula that lies north of Germany. Fyn and Sjælland are islands, with Fyn being in between Sjælland and Jylland. There's also Bornholm, which is an island near southern Sweden.

Yes, Copenhagen tobacco products do contain sugar. Sugar is often added to enhance the flavor and improve the overall smoking experience. However, the specific sugar content may vary between different types of Copenhagen products. Always check the product label for detailed ingredient information.

A flight from Toronto, Canada to Denmark takes about 8 hours. The distance from Toronto, Canada to Denmark is 3,797 miles or 6,110 kilometers.

"Hvordan har du det" or "Hvordan går det" (How are you doing)

The danish flag 'Dannebrog' (the name is assumed to mean the 'Red cloth') has its origin in the time of the crusades - not to the Holy Land, but to the eastern shores of the Baltic sea. Here the Danish kings in 12th and 13th century attacked pagan Slavonic tribes with papal approval and converted them 'by the sword'. At the same time and in the same regions German knights did the very same, and most likely the Danish flag is inspired by the crosses of the German knights - perhaps the entire design is 'stolen' from a specific order.

The official legend says that the flag fell from the sky as a sign from God during a tough battle against the pagans in Estonia in 1219, but it actually seem to predate that battle.

Dannebrog, which by the way is the world oldest state flag still in use, replaced the red raven flag used by the Viking kings. The cross design of the Danish flag has formed model for the Swedish, Norwegian, Finnish and Icelandic national flags.

New York to Copenhagen 3851 miles or 3346 nautical miles

No one 'makes' copenhagen. It's a city.

Well, if you're referring to the brand of chew, it's made by the US Smokeless Tobacco company.

Denmark's total area is 16,639 sq miles (43,094 km²).

I don't know of any armed resistance to Hitler's occupation, but the entire population resisted the roundup by the Germans of Danish Jews, simply by hiding them.Only around 400 were found.Anti-semitism was almost nonexistant in Denmark, and Jews were treated the same as anyone else.

The Danish Resistance was a group of people, many of them used to be in the army, that helped the Jews. They were in secrecy because if they were caught by the Nazis they would be killed.

• Legoland Billund (Billund, Denmark)
• Legoland Windsor (Windsor, England, United Kingdom)
• Legoland Deutschland (Günzburg, Germany)
• Legoland California (Carlsbad, California, USA)

The size of an island is not determined by the total area ruled by a government. Greenland is the second-largest island (after Australia) and the largest not designated as a separate continent.

Denmark, a European country north of Germany, has sovereignty over Greenland dating to its colonization beginning in 1605, and even earlier exploration by the Vikings. The natives of Greenland are Thules from Alaska, who migrated across Canada in the 13th and 14th century.

There are 240 forests, 8600000 chimpanzees and only 1 rainforest.

yes

The right side (like most places except UK, Japan and a few other countries)

That depends on where in Denmark you want to travel to, but it's approximately 250km (155 miles).

The official name of Denmark is "Danmark"

In English it is the Kingdom of Denmark

Nine years mandatory education - not necessarily in a school, since home teaching is allowed (though extremely rare).

If ones aims for an academic education, the school is typically followed by three years in the Gymnasium.

Interesting facts: Within OECD Denmark is the country with the oldest average age for university graduates. This is due to a historical tendency to have several sabbatical years between Gymnasium and University, and a few incentives to complete the studies quickly: Education is free and the state grants are generous by international standards (€700 K / mth if one lives by oneself, half if you live at home with your parents).