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Description: Nazis invading Neutral parts of Denmark; April, 1940

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How the Danish resisted during World War 2

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How the Danish resisted during World War 2

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Background Information:

The Danish Jews who are of mostly made up of Danish, Norwegian, and Swedish descent, all the jews there were getting captured and taken away to the camps in April 9, 1940, and it took place in Denmark, which is in between Germany and Sweden located in Western Europe.

Side Facts:

*Denmark raised their flags and declared to be neutral during the war, after WW1

*They even signed a peace treaty with Germany just to be safe

*Less than a year later Germany invaded the Neutral parts of Denmark

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Description: Danish Jews tearing up a Swastika Flag: 1941-1943

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*When Germany asked to give them the jews the Denmark ambassador said they don’t exist and it's out of the question

*The Germans demanded that the Danish government would issue a extremely short curfew, forbidding crowds, and sabotagers,  but they said no,

*So the Germans completely destroyed their government from both the inside and outside and issued ‘Martial Law’

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*Meaning only the military could rule

*In 1943, Then on Jewish New year ,Marcus Melchior, a rabbi received news early and warned everyone about the Nazis invading

*This sent them into mass panic and within the span of a few days more than 7,200 Danish Jews fled to Sweden, another Neutral country

*They went on boats and used small ships to transport more than 90 percent of the entire Jewish population of Denmark to Sweden

*When the Nazi’s came there were mostly ghost towns

*Only 510 were caught and 50 died during the Holocaust leading to near 300 still alive

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Description: Danish Jews on the escape boats heading towards Sweden

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*After all of this, the Jewish population was depleted to the near tens or small hundreds in Denmark since they had all fled to Sweden for safety

*It only recovered 60 percent of the previous population

*Most of the Jews stayed in Sweden even after World War 2 ended

*Now the Jewish population has increased by 60 percent from 7,000 to 15,000 in Sweden today

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Description: Nazis invading more of Denmark : 1943

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3. Quotable Quotes, Survivor’s Story, and/or Link and Title of Informational Website:

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3. Quotable Quotes, Survivor’s Story, and/or Link and Title of Informational Website:

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1. Marcus Melchior “We have no time now to continue prayers, we have news that this coming Friday night, the night between the first and second of October, the Gestapo will come and arrest all Danish Jews.”

2. Wikipedia Final version: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Denmark_in_World_War_II#Invasion

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Description: Danish soldiers about to fight the Nazis

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4. Multimedia Link (Relevant Song, Video, or Podcast)

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4. Multimedia Link (Relevant Song, Video, or Podcast)

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1. Denmark in World War 2 | The Danish Resistance ...

www.youtube.com › watch

2. "Danmarks Frihedssang" - Danish Song of Liberation

www.youtube.com › watch

3. 284. Denmark: The Great Escape

www.youtube.com › watch

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2. Why 90 Percent of Danish Jews Survived the Holocaust | HISTORY