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Denmark is a country in [[Scandinavia]]. The capital of Denmark i Copenhagen.
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Denmark is a country in [[Scandinavia]]. The capital of Denmark is Copenhagen.
  
 
The Danish Prime Minister is called Anders Fogh Rasmussen, and is the leader of Venstre (literally: "the left," however, a right-wing party).
 
The Danish Prime Minister is called Anders Fogh Rasmussen, and is the leader of Venstre (literally: "the left," however, a right-wing party).
  
During the last several years the "Dansk Folkeparti" (da. "Danish People's Party") with leader Pia Kjærsgaard has had enormous success with its anti-immigration policy. Initially aimed at preventing Arab Muslims from immigrating through arranged marriage, the new policy's greatest impact has been preventing ethnic Danes from living with their spouses, including Americans, in Denmark.
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During the last several years the "Dansk Folkeparti" (da. "Danish People's Party") with leader Pia Kjærsgaard has had enormous success with its anti-immigration policy. Initially aimed at preventing Arab Muslims from immigrating through arranged marriage. The new policy's greatest impact however, has been preventing ethnic Danes from living with their spouses of other nationalities, including Americans, in Denmark.
  
 
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Revision as of 22:36, March 20, 2007

Denmark is a country in Scandinavia. The capital of Denmark is Copenhagen.

The Danish Prime Minister is called Anders Fogh Rasmussen, and is the leader of Venstre (literally: "the left," however, a right-wing party).

During the last several years the "Dansk Folkeparti" (da. "Danish People's Party") with leader Pia Kjærsgaard has had enormous success with its anti-immigration policy. Initially aimed at preventing Arab Muslims from immigrating through arranged marriage. The new policy's greatest impact however, has been preventing ethnic Danes from living with their spouses of other nationalities, including Americans, in Denmark.