Territorial power Denmark. Why is Denmark a large European country disguised as a small country, now look at Greenland and the Faroe Islands? In fact, they are still part of Denmark's territory, and other countries cannot take it away, but they are Danish overseas autonomous territories, and Denmark has given them a very high degree of autonomy.
It is because of this that Denmark has become a small country in Europe. In 1906, the Faroe Islands already had the idea of autonomy. And in the Second World War, because of the geographical location of the Faroe Islands, the British forcibly took it for themselves, which also made the local residents very dissatisfied. Their desire for autonomy is getting stronger.
Later, Denmark worked hard to retake the place. Later, in September 1946, when the Faroe Islands held a referendum, 51% of the inhabitants wanted independence from Denmark, but Denmark would never allow it because it was very important to him. Without this place, Denmark has no chance to enter the North Atlantic. So Denmark found a reason to directly regard this referendum as illegal. After the defeat of the referendum, the local people were not frustrated, and they began to demand that Denmark would give them a high degree of autonomy.
Denmark has no choice but to agree that there is no way to compare with Greenland. Greenland is also very important for Denmark. Denmark must pass through this place if it wants to go to the Arctic. Greenland has always had the idea of independence, but Denmark will not allow it. At this time, Greenland wanted to fight for autonomy, and in order to achieve self-government, he and Denmark fought for more than 200 years.
