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Does the Denmark government have a written constitution?
The Kingdom of Denmark has a written constitution.
What did Denmark lose after world war 2?
Denmark lost a lot of it's Jewish population thanks to Adolf Hitler.
Who rules Denmark?
Denmark is still under a Monarchy technically, but they are more for show, such as the British Monarchy. Denmark has a democratic government of elected prime minister ( I think, might be president). The democratic government makes all of the major decisions.
Worlds oldest flag?
Denmark's flag.
Which country gained its independence from Denmark in 1944?
iceland
Where is Berkner Island?
Berkner Island is a large island in Antarctica. It is surrounded by the Ronne Ice Shelf. The Ronne Ice Shelf is located between the Antarctic Peninsula and Queen Maud Land.
Where is the Ronne Ice Shelf?
The seaward side of the Filchner-Ronne ice shelf is divided into Eastern (Filchner) 79°00′S 40°00′W and the larger Western (Ronne) 78°30′S 61°00′W sections by Berkner Island. The whole ice shelf covers some 430,000 km², making it the second largest ice shelf in Antarctica, after the Ross Ice Shelf.
What has the author Finn Ronne written?
Finn Ronne has written: 'The Ronne expedition to Antarctica'
Is Denmark a major island in Europe?
Denmark is not an island, it borders Germany, for Denmark to be an island it has to be completely surrounded by water.
What is the name of the island surrounded by the Ronne-Filchner Ice Shelf?
I believe you are referring to Berkner Island. It has also been known as Berkner Ice Rise or Hubley Island.
When was Ronne Froman born?
Ronne Froman was born in 1947.
When did Edith Ronne die?
Edith Ronne died on 2009-06-14.
When was Finn Ronne born?
Finn Ronne was born on 1899-12-20.
When was Edith Ronne born?
Edith Ronne was born on 1919-10-14.
Who owns the faroe island?
Denmark
Is Copenhagen Denmark an island?
A: The city of Copenhagen is located in Denmark.
When was Ronne Coyles born?
Ronne Coyles was born in Blyth, in Northumberland, England, UK.
