Had the Allies landed on the Western coast of Denmark on D-Day, the Nazis would have been ready. The German forces had built up the defensive Atlantic Wall, which stretched along the European coast ...
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In two days, Queen Margrethe II will become the second monarch, and first queen, to abdicate the Danish throne. The last (and only other) time an abdication happened in Denmark was back in 1146, when ...
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ASI underwater wing’s first international tie-up with Denmark to find 400-yr old Oresund
The 17th-century Danish ship Oresund, will shed light on early trade, navigation and cultural exchanges across the Indian Ocean.
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