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Greenland isn’t a Danish protectorate. It’s an autonomous territory which is to say an autonomous administrative region of Danemark. Greenland very much is part
by RandomThoughts3 2y ago
Greenland isn’t a Danish protectorate. It’s an autonomous territory which is to say an autonomous administrative region of Danemark. Greenland very much is part of Danemark and its inhabitants are Danish citizen. Nothing to do with a protectorate.
- moomin 2y agoI mean, Greenland is always going to be a weird political exception. It has a population smaller than Vejle, which, unless you live in or near Denmark, you are highly unlikely to be able to point to on a map. Denmark itself has a population significantly smaller than London.
- epolanski 2y agoNone of what you said makes it an exception. It's a country inhabitated by Danish people, the fact that they are in the low thousands doesn't change the fact it's their land.
- throw-the-towel 2y agoFun fact: one of these Greenland Danes created PHP.