The "Information" domain might sound modern, but this interesting newspaper is one of the newest one in Denmark. It started as an illegal underground newspaper

The "Information" domain might sound modern, but this interesting newspaper is one of the newest one in Denmark. It started as an illegal underground newspaper during the Nazi Occupation (with the King being one of its 1000 subscribers). On the night before Denmark was declared officially free on 5/5/1945, the editor of the illegal newspaper together with other freedom fighters stormed the offices of the nazi "Fatherland" newspaper, machine guns in hand (a Husqvuarna brand -- they mostly produce lawn mowers now; quite a pivot from their original product -- muskets). The offices were empty, but the editors of the nazi newspaper left behind a note: "Please water the flowers; they have harmed no one". The group went on to produce the first free copy of "Information", and used that office ever since. As some the Germans who were yet to surrender were still roaming the street and shooting into windows, occasionally the journalists had to hide under their desks.