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Greenland is part and parcel of Danish national identity. It has nothing to do with money, almost everything to do with history and something I need a much bett
by interfixus 11y ago
Greenland is part and parcel of Danish national identity. It has nothing to do with money, almost everything to do with history and something I need a much better term for than cultural consciousness.
No Danish government would have survived a selling off. In the immidiate aftermath of WW2 and German occupation, you can multiply that with some considerable factor.
Footnote fact: Danes/Norwegians first settled in Greenland about a thousand years ago, at roughly the same time as the present inuit population.