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1.
Greenland belongs to Denmark
2.
Denmark uses Euro as its currency
It uses the Danish Krone
3.
Copenhagen is spelt the same way in Danish, as it does in English
"København" is the Danish spelling
4.
Shakespeare's "Hamlet" was set in Denmark
5.
New Zealand was named after the Danish island Zealand
It was named after the Dutch province of Zeeland
6.
Carlsberg is a globally popular brand of beer
7.
Denmark once conquered England
8.
About half of Denmark's electricity comes from wind power
9.
More than half of the Danes live on the Jutland peninsula
10.
Denmark is led by a President
Prime minister is the head of government and the monarch is the head of state
11.
Ö is not a letter in the Danish alphabet
12.
The United States illegally occupied the Danish Virgin Islands in 1917
The U.S. bought them for 25 million dollars
13.
Søren Kierkegaard was a Danish scientist who discovered Hydrogen
He was an existential philosopher
14.
Iceland gained its independence from Denmark in 1944
15.
According to the Danish Constitution, no one is allowed to permanently live in the Faroe Islands