The Archive · 1940

Denmark Now Put Under British Trade Ban

Iceland, Faroe Islands Excepted from Ruling London, Apr. 12.

The Treasury calls the attention of British traders and others that the "Trading With The Enemy" regulations apply to any area in the occupation of the enemy. It is pointed out, however. that the legislation does not apply to Iceland, Greenland or the Faroe Islands as long as business with them does not involve intercourse with Denmark proper.

The greatest caution is enjoined in connection with transactions part of Norway.—Reuter.

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