Denmark

Yes, there are Hilton Hotels pretty much everywhere; I'm reasonably sure, anyhow. Probably, perhaps, maybe, I'm not exactly, perfectly sure, you see.

April 9th 1940. Liberated May 5th 1945 by the british.

According to persistent rumours the now deceased Queen mother became one in her old age. The same rumours do, however, say that the court always handed back the stolen goodies. Obviosly, there is no offical information available ;-)

this is called the North Sea

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If you are looking for five star luxury while visiting Denmark, look no further than the FRONT hotel located in Copenhagen. Another great option is Hotel D'Angleterre Copenhagen.

The address of the Denmark Library is: 204 South Maple Avenue, Denmark, 29042 1649

A brigand from Denmark

It's very modern and could be described as light-coloured and clean.

Health is also important to a large amount of the Danes.

Denmark's national bird is the Mute Swan. Look below for a picture.

19.40 miles/31.40 kilometers west of Copenhagen

Morten Ostergaard is the Minister of Taxation for Denmark.

The term 'Treaty of Copenhagen' was used to refer to a suggested legally binding treaty that some parties hoped would be underwritten at the Climate Control Conference held in Copenhagen in Dec 2009. However, mainly due to opposition from China, no treaty was made. Instead a so-called 'Copenhagen Accord' was agreed to. This is a NON-BINDING paper which in its 2nd paragraphs states:

"""We agree that deep cuts in global emissions are required according to science, and as documented by the IPCC Fourth Assessment Report with a view to reduce global emissions so as to hold the increase in global temperature below 2 degrees Celsius, and take action to meet this objective consistent with science and on the basis of equity."""

This means all signing states are (morally/politically) obliged to taked action to limite the AVERAGE INCREASE in temperature below 2%. This has been strongly critisised, since individual regions and countries can experince much higher increases locally without this prompting any action.

He was buried on the island of Amager, so I would assume that is also were he lived. Amager is the smaller of the two islands on which Copenhagen is located (the other one being Zealand).

Every 6years

Josephine

green farts are awesome if the color accutaly comes out!

christain x also google on leaders of denmark

Around 700, according to the Danish yellow pages.

Danish, English at 3th grade, and German/French at 7-9th grade.

Until August 1943 a captured member of the resistance would probably just go to prison, but after that date they would be executed.

Don't talk down to the danish. They get all fighty...

They also hate it when people compare them to other nationalities, e.g. Germany or Sweden.

On christmas day? That guy with the big sack, called Santa Claus (USA), Julemanden (Denmark), Father Christmas (England), etc..

Well, the name Fortune itself would be pronounced just like in English.

But the Danish equivalent, Lykke, would be pronounced like Lyk-eh

Dubai is so kool n they got the tallest tower in the whole world"burje kalefa"ive been there,u neva Eva get bored or sumthing besides ppl there r very kind n sweet