Also, while the British and French Governments assured the Norwesi Government they will give their ful aid to Norway, no action has yet been taken with regard to Denmark Vecause Denmark's Government, having fallen into the hands of the Germans, leaves the Danish Minister in London no basis on which make a demarche to the British Foreign Omice.
"At dawn, less than 24 hours after Britain had announced she had mined certain parts of Norway's territorial waters, German troops entered Der mark's) Jutland Peninsular by land over the frontier into Slesvig. Simwieneously German transports landed. troops on' the Danish Island of Zea and, where the capital, Copenhagen, is situated, and along the Norwegian const. Copenhagen itself was occupied without resistance at 8 a.m. it is stated by the Germans. By noon it was ported in Amsterdam that virtually' the whole of Denmark was in German hands.
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