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British can place their mines, and also to occupy Denmark. German diplomats

               assure  the  leaders  of  both  Scandinavian  nations  that  Germany  seeks  neither
               conquest  nor  interference  in  internal  affairs.  (11)  Life  under  limited  German
               occupation  goes  on  quietly  for  the  Scandinavians  during  the  war.  Quisling’s
               name  is  now  a  dictionary  word  in  the  English  language,  synonymous  with
               “traitor” – a totally unfair characterization.


























                1-Hitler prevented the UK from using Norway & Denmark as bases of operation
                                               against German shipping.


                             2-Norway’s Vidkun Quisling was a patriot - not a traitor.

                 3-The Germans dropped leaflets over Denmark which explained their actions,
                   condemned British warmongering, and reassured the Danes that Germany

                                              would protect their country.







                                                    MAY 10, 1940
                          GREAT BRITAIN INVADES NEUTRAL ICELAND





               The British invasion of tiny, neutral Iceland is code named "Operation Fork." It
               begins on May 10, 1940 (the same day that Churchill comes to power) with
               British troops disembarking in the Capital City of Reykjavik. The British quickly
               move  inland,  disabling  communications  networks  and  securing  landing
               locations. The government of Iceland protests the violation of their neutrality,
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