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1. The Danish government was dominated by Social Democrats, such as the pre-war Prime Minister, Thorvald Stauning, who were revolted by the Nazi party. (Web site)
2. The Danish government is already using the XML schema in a project to standardize document formats to enable simpler data access. (Web site)

Former Government Minister

1. The Danish government appointed former government minister and Commissioner Henning Christophersen for this position.

Local Governments

1. These local governments are responsible for most domestic affairs, with foreign relations, monetary affairs, and defense falling to the Danish Government.

Danish Jews

1. Moreover, the Danish government continued to work to protect the few Danish Jews captured by the Nazis.

Social Democrat

1. The Danish government was dominated by Social Democrat s, such as the pre-war Prime Minister, Thorvald Stauning, who found the Nazi party repulsive.

Social Democrats

1. The Danish government was dominated by Social Democrats, such as the pre-war Prime Minister, Thorvald Stauning, who found the Nazi party repulsive.

Schleswig

1. As the ailing Frederick grew older, the Danish government became anxious to preserve their control of the duchies, especially Schleswig.
2. The Danish government abandoned Holstein and pulled the Danish Army back to the border between Schleswig and Holstein. (Web site)

Denmark

1. The Germans allowed the Danish government to remain in office and this cabinet rejected the notion that any "Jewish question" should exist in Denmark.
2. In an agreement with Prussia, the Danish government in return undertook not to tie Schleswig more closely to Denmark than to its sister duchy of Holstein.

Copenhagen

1. COPENHAGEN, Denmark -- The junior partner in the Danish government is calling for compulsory military service to be abolished.
2. When the Germans forced the Danish government led by Erik Scavenius to sign an anti-Comintern pact, a large protest broke out in Copenhagen.

Danish Government

1. The Faroe Islands and Greenland enjoy home rule, with the Danish Government represented locally by high commissioners. (Web site)
2. As early as 1755, the Danish government in Copenhagen expressed an interest in establishing a trading center on Mjøsa. (Web site)

Categories

1. Settlements > Cities > Capitals > Copenhagen
2. Mjøsa
3. Schleswig
4. Trading Center
5. Social Democrats
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