How did the danish resistance operate?

Answer 1

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.

Answer 2

1. Denmark was not officially at war with Germany.

2. Denmark had been illegally occupied by the Germans in 1940.

3. The gov. and the King Christian X had made a formal protest but agreed to a German decision that gave Denmark's independence despite having German troops stationed there it was not the wishes of the danish government

Answer 3

The Danish Resistance Legacy was an

underground insurgency movementto resist the

German

occupation of Denmarkduring

World War II. Due to the unusually lenient terms given to Danish people by the

Nazioccupation authority, the movement was slower to develop effective tactics on a wide scale than in some other countries. However, by 1943, many Danes were involved in underground activities ranging from producing illegal publications to

spyingand

sabotage.

Answer 4

It only got started in earnest after the Battle of Stalingrad proved that resistance actually served a purpose - that the Germans were not necessarily going to win the war.

Answer 5

they operated in secret and held meetings at abandoned warehouses