Denmark

It is illegal to sell marmite in Denmark, because in Denmark you need permission from the Danish food standards board to sell food with added vitamins. It is not illegal to import marmite to Denmark.

Greenland was first settled by norweigens and icelandics in 986 and so became part of the Norway. With the Kalmar Union in 1380. The settlers disappeared by unknown reason in the 15th century. Several expeditions was latter send to reestablise comtact and uphold danish soverignity of the islamd, but it was first accept as a danish colony in 1721 and was integrated as a part of main Denmark in 1953 until it was given home rule in 1979.

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They have a Prime Minister and a Queen.

The next Prime minister could be a woman (the first female to enter the office).

The Queens son will take her place next, and Denmark will have a King.

Is not like the one in America.

America is much more "let's go to church" and the stay-at-home-mom is very rare in Denmark.

Denmark is not just similarwith the Nordic countries, but is one of the Nordic countries.

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I need to know the price of return ticket from Kastrup airport to Hassëlholm

Denmark has a higher crude death rate because of its greater population. The greater population the more deaths that will occur.

Kaj Leo Johannesen is the Prime Minister of the Faroe Islands. Johannesen became the Prime Minister on 2008 September 26. Johannesen was previously a footballer.

How much it costs to import a cow from Denmark will depend on the size and quality of the cow. Cows can typically cost up to $1.25 per pound plus any service fees.

There are many common boy names in Denmark. Like Christian and Frederik, after the Kings. And Lucas, Marcus, Emil, Oliver, Mikkel, Elias, Valdemar, Victor, Noah, Malthe, Sebastian, Kasper, Nicklas, William, Daniel, August, Gustav, Aksel, David. Just to name a few

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Teo is a very unusual name.

The official statistics of Denmark, claims that about 50 people in Denmark are named Teo.

No wild reindeer, only in zoo.

Denmark was not the first country to legalize same-sex marriage. That honor falls to the Netherlands. Denmark was, however, the first country to offer a kind of registered partnership that provided some of the benefits of marriage. The purpose of the legislation was just that, to provide some of the benefits of marriage to same-sex couples.

Denmark has one of the highest standards of living in the world with an average income of US$ 34,600 per capita (2005). I got this from a website with alot of other info in the country... http://www.balticuniv.uu.se/atlas/denmark/index.htm

Dec 24 in the evening, i.e. the evening before Christ's official birthday. I'm not sure, but I think this tendency to celebrate evenings prior to religious holidays, is somehow connected to the old definitions of days based on the Sun rising and setting, i.e. the Dec 25 was thought to begin at sun down Dec 24.

You don't have a Danish name for James, so you will just say James.

Probably whatever the lowest amount they're legally allowed to be paid is.

The Danish monarchy began in 1536-1864. At that time were Norwegian, parts of Holstein/Holsten in Germany, parts of Sweden, Iceland and Faroe Islands a part of Denmark but because of something (it's a long story) we lost those parts, and in 1864 there was no more Danish monarchy. We still have our Royal Family, and today it's called 'Kongeriget Danmark/Kingdom of Denmark'

There are no conflicts between Denmark and Afghanistan. Relations are friendly.

It's hard to define what country that's similar to Denmark, but Danes are often compared to Swedes, Norwegians and sometimes Dutch people when it comes to culture and lifestyle.

All of the Greenlandic ice cap.