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Denmark
A Scandinavian country in Northern Europe, Denmark comprises the Kingdom of Denmark, together with Faroe Islands and Greenland. It has a total area of 16,640 sq mi and a population of about 5,557,709 as of October 2010.
1,028 Questions
Why USA and Denmark attended Berlin conference as silent observers?
because they wanted to find altenatives for expanding capital.
How did lars lokke rasmussen come into power over denmark?
Former minister of Denmark, Anders Fogh Rasmussen, accepted a job as boss for NATO. Lars Løkke Rasmussen was vice minister, and when Anders Fogh left the post, Lars Løkke took over the seat as the minister.
Has the Denmark strait ever frozen completely?
According to The Little Ice Age: How Climate Made History 1300 - 1850 by Brian M. Fagan:
"Between 1680 and 1730, the coldest cycle of the Little Ice Age, temperatures plummeted, the growing season in England was about five weeks shorter than it was during the 20th Century's warmest decades."
"Conditions around Iceland were exceptionally severe. Sea ice often blocked the Denmark Strait throughout the summer. In 1695, ice surrounded the entire coast of Iceland for most of the year, halting all ship traffic.
What is Denmark's religious belief?
Christianity, 80 percent of the people of Denmark belong to the state supported, Church of Denmark, which is an Evangelical Lutheran Church.
What celebrities are in Denmark?
Mads Mikkelsen is a very well known celebrity for his role in James Bond 'Casino Royale'.
If i am left denmark 30 year ago dut i have a CPR number i am a danish national?
If left Denmark 30years ago and you still have a CPR number, you are still a Danish national provided you did not swap your citizenship.
Who was the first lady PM of Denmark?
Helle Thorning Schmidt, Social Democrat. Became prime minister 2011. As of Aug 2012 still holds position.
Why is Copenhagen climate important?
Because it is widely seen as a step in the transition from an period where the politicians of the world could just pay lip service to the environmental issues to a new era where they will have to commit to real actions to reduce global warming. They didn't get all the way to legally bindning rules at COP15 but now it seem to be just a question of time.
Where can someone find information on Google Danmark?
There is no information about Google Danmark, however, one can find more information on Google Denmark from the following sources: "Denmark", "Geneology", "Foursquare", "Googleblogs", "Wikipedia", to name a few.
What is the number of televisions per household in Denmark?
As of 2012, it was recorded that there are about 2.28 televisions per household in Denmark. In comparison, the United States had 3.01 televisions per household at the same time.
The Alternative name would be Denmark
Where is the Denmark Strait located?
A channel between Greenland and Iceland connecting the Arctic Ocean with the northern Atlantic Ocean.
Cows, pigs, chickens, minks, ducks, and most other non-exotic animals.
What are the differences in denmark's government and th US of Americas government?
Denmark is a constitutional monarchy, whereas USA is a constitutional republic, meaning Denmark has a monarchy and a queen (it can be a king) who signs the laws. In Denmark there's only one election and whoever wins gets to form the government. There's typically 2 or more parties in a government.
Are any of the Denmark Olympic athletes from Greenland?
Yes, but mostly snowy and icy sports like hockey,Sleding etc
Something is fishy in Denmark?
Apparently a more polite form of saying Something stinks in Denmark. Which use to mean. There's something going on which is not right. But that's all you know.One can't tell yet, what is wrong.
When was the Prime Minister of Denmark chosen?
Lars Løkke Rasmussen was chosen as the Prime Minister of Denmark on 2009 April 5, one day after Prime Minister Fogh Rasmussen resigned to become Secretary General of NATO.
Because of its size and population Denmark isn't known for many things. A short list of known Danish items, ideas and people would result in:
- H.C Andersen's fairytales, particularly the Little Mermaid
- Denmark has been voted to be "the happiest country in the world" several times due the large amount of money distributed between its citizens
- Freedom of speech (example: the Muhammed Drawings)
- Ideas. Denmark has little of natural resources and as such educates its population to fill in "higher job-places"
- Vikings. Like most Scandinavian countries Denmark used to have vikings.
