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The German-Danish Border: A Successful Resolution of an Age-Old Conflict or its Redefinition?
Author: Norman Berdichevsky
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The author also considers the change in status of the Danish minority in the Schleswig-Holstein region. Although it felt abandoned following Denmark's refusal to press for a plebiscite or annexation of South Schleswig in 1945, it has re-established a firm footing in the cultural, social and political life of the region, and is considerably stronger than the German minority in Denmark, a reversal of the situation that prevailed in 1920 or 1939.
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| Series | Year | Region/Theme | Boundary | Pages |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Boundary & Territory Briefings | 1999 | Europe | Germany-Denmark | 51 |
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