Denmark

Denmark

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Capital:

Copenhagen

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Government type:

Democratic, Socialist

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Faction:

Neutral

Denmark is a minor country in northern Europe. It borders  Germany (-10) to the south, and shares a land connection with  Sweden (+20).

Historical Background

Denmark remained neutral in the First World War, and tried to do the same in World War II (like all other Nordic countries) but was invaded by the  German Reich in 1940 as part of Operation Weserübung. The Danish military offered no significant resistance to the German aggression and Germany in return maintained very lenient occupation policies. Unlike Norway where Germany established a puppet government headed by Vidkun Quisling, Denmark maintained a stable constitutional monarchy, albeit under a government-in-exile. Denmark regained its independence in 1945 after the fall of the Third Reich.

National Focus

Main article: Generic national focus tree

Denmark uses the generic national focus tree.

Technology

Denmark begins with three research slots available to the player.

Latest Technologies Researched 1936

Army Technology	Naval Technology	Air Technology	Electronics & Industry	Doctrines
Infantry Equipment I Engineer Company I Recon Company I Towed Artillery	Destroyer I Heavy Cruiser I Submarine I Transport Ship	Interwar Fighter IW Carrier Fighter	None Researched	None Researched

Politics

Denmark starts out as a socialist democracy with elections every four years; the next falls on October 1939. The country begins with the Socialdemokratiet party in power under the leadership of Thorvald Stauning.

National Spirits

Denmark does not have any national spirits.

Diplomacy

As a Democratic country, Denmark has slightly positive relations with the same ideology (+10), and more strongly positive relations with countries that has a socialist ruling party (+20). Denmark has a slightly negative relationship with all Communist, Fascist, and Non-Aligned countries (-10).

Denmark does not have claims or cores on foreign soil, but it starts out in control of  Iceland (+10) and has the ability to release them as a puppet. Denmark also controls the Faroe Islands and Greenland which contains strategic ports but not much else of interest.

Political Parties

Id	Party name	Popularity	Leader	Country Name	Ruling
Democratic	Socialdemokratiet	97%	Thorvald Stauning	Denmark
Fascist	Danmarks Nationalsocialistiske Arbejderparti (DNSAP)	1%	Frits Clausen	North Sea Empire
Communist	Danmarks Kommunistiske Parti (DKP)	2%	Aksel Larsen	Danish Civil Union
Non-Aligned	Det Radikale Venstre	0%	Peter Rochegune Munch	Kingdom of Denmark

Economy

Laws

Conscription Law	Economy Law	Trade Law
Volunteer Only 1.5% Recruitable population	Civilian Economy 35% Consumer Goods factories –30% Factory construction speed +30% Factory (type) conversion cost -40% Fuel Gain per Oil -25% Fuel Capacity	Export Focus 50% Resources to market +5% Research speed +10% Factory/Dockyard output +10% Construction speed +20% Civilian intelligence to others +10% Navy intelligence to others

Industrial Capacity

Denmark begins the 1936 campaign with a modest 11 factories, but little room to further expand capacity. The Danish mainland has 1 available building slot in Jutland, with another 2 slots open for construction in Iceland. Denmark has access to 10 Aluminum from the Jutland region.

Factories 1936

2 Military Factories

2 Naval Dockyard

7 Civilian Factories

Resources

Total resources 1936

Oil	Rubber	Steel	Aluminum	Tungsten	Chromium
0	0	0	10	0	0

These numbers represent the available resources, depending on trade law a certain amount may be traded away.

Military

Denmark possesses a meager military. Its 5 army divisions are all on the mainland, stationed in Jutland and Sjaelland. Sjaelland has a level 8 naval base, where the player will find Denmark's 7 naval vessels organized into Den Danske Flåde at the start of 1936. Denmark's Air Force is split into two groups: one wing of 12 fighters at Jutland's level 2 Air Base, and another wing of 22 fighters at Sjaelland's level 6 Air Base.

Denmark's Volunteer Conscription law will make it difficult for the player to initially expand the country's military. In January 1936, the country only has 19.13K free manpower - however, the player can choose to spend 150 Political Power to enact Limited Conscription, and increase that figure to 57.76K. Subsequent conscription laws will increase this number further but inflict penalties on the industry and troop quality, it can also not be achieved as a democracy unless at war.

Army

	Type	Total
	Manpower used	34300
	Infantry division	3
	Binary infantry division	1
	Cavalry	1
	Motorized	0
	Light tank	0

Navy

	Type	Total
	Manpower used	4000
	Carrier	0
	Battleship	0
	Battlecruiser	0
	Heavy Cruiser	2
	Light Cruiser	0
	Destroyer	0
	Submarine	5

Air Force

	Type	Total
	Manpower used	680
	Fighter	34
	Tactical Bomber	0
	Close air support	0
	Naval bomber	0

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