Denmark

The Mute Swan is the national animal of Denmark.

De Bortglömda Leksakerna

from the airport in kastrup to kgs. nytorv (kings square) there is 14,73 km, Cirka 14 Min. by car

Yes, Denmark has video games. A lot of video games.

Thomas Sørensen, Stoke

Stephan Andersen, Brøndby

Kim Christensen, IFK Göteborg

Jesper Christiansen, FC København

William Kvist, FC København

Lars Jacobsen, Blackburn

Simon Kjær, Palermo

Per Krøldrup, Fiorentina

Daniel Agger, Liverpool

Patrick Mtiliga, Malaga

Simon Poulsen, AZ

Martin Jørgensen, AGF

Christian Poulsen, Juventus

Daniel Jensen, Werder Bremen

Jakob Poulsen, AGF

Michael Silberbauer, Utrecht

Dennis Rommedahl, Ajax

Jesper Grønkjær, FC København

Thomas Kahlenberg, Wolfsburg

Thomas Enevoldsen, Groningen

Michael Krohn-Dehli, Brøndby

Christian Eriksen, Ajax

Mikkel Beckmann, Randers FC

Jon Dahl Tomasson, Feyenoord

Søren Larsen, Duisburg

Nicklas Bendtner, Arsenal

Maguerite Daisy

10 to 15 km (7- 10 miles)

Yes, in both countries. The Greek Jewish community was particularly large, especially in Halkidiki, Thessaloniki, and Smyrna (now Turkish Izmir). In the early 1700s, Thessaloniki was actually a majority-Jewish city. However, Greece today only has incidental Jewish populations (less than 1,000 individuals). Denmark never had a large Jewish community and numbers remained smaller than 10,000 Jews at nearly all points in Danish history. Today Denmark has an estimated Jewish population of roughly 8,000 individuals.

Both the Danish and Greek Jewish communities were almost completely eviscerated by the Holocaust. Thankfully, in the case of Denmark, this was because Christian Danes took great pains to help the Danish Jews escape to neutral Sweden and avoid the Holocaust. Some returned afterwards, but others chose to stay in Sweden or migrate elsewhere. The Greeks did not defend their fellow Jews that had fought side by side with them in every Greek War of Independence and in World War II. The Romaniot Jews (a unique Greek Jewish cultural group - as opposed to Ashkenazi or Sephardi) were completely eliminated. Some Turks like Selahattin Ülkümen on Rhodes were the few who rose in defense of Greek Jewry.

That would be Nordic countries, although it also includes Iceland

it is playing football and do biking

The cast of Danmark for begyndere - Historien om Lokalplan 219 - 2004 includes: Anton Klinker Stephensen as Train passenger (train segment) Emma Klinker Stephensen as Train passenger (train segment) Vibeke Larsen as Herself - Consultant, Deloitte Steffen Lauge Pedersen as Himself - Advokat Ian McLachlan as himself Thea Munch as Train passenger (train segment) Josefine Ranch as Train passenger (train segment) Jacqueline Ranch as Train passenger (train segment) Else Reister as Herself - Psykolog Charlotte Stej as Herself - Nabo til Lokalplan 219s grund Anders Toft as Himself - Borgmester, Gentofte Thomas Winding as Narrator (train segment)

It takes about 20 minutes.

they go from 1000 to 2990. see them all here http://home1.dknet.dk/filskov/p1000.htm

The coordinates 57N 10E are in the town of Aalborg, Denmark.

Traditional Danish folk music is playing on a violin/fiddle.

Baltic Sea

The cast of Olie til Danmark - 1959 includes: Birgit Sadolin as Speaker

From my stepfather's perspective (American of German descent), he said that Danish women have shapely hips. Many Danes have dark hair but fair skin. many are blond, though, too.

Is small

Yes, it is. Its GPD is one of the highest in the world.

No, butSchleswig and Holstein were half in and half out of both countries.

Some Danish Kings in the very early medieval period had to officially acknowledge the German Emperor as their feudal superior.

Germany is the only country that borders Denmark and it is to the south of the country. Denmark is bordered by the Baltic Sea to the east.

To make it short: warm at summer, cold at winter, crisp/windy at autumn, nice and warm at spring (but not as warm as summer).

The climate is very similar to the climate in nothern America/sourthern Canada.

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Denmark controls the Island of Greenland.