North Schleswig (parts re-annexed 1940)

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North Schleswig is a historically contested border region between Germany and Denmark, portions of which were re-annexed by Germany in 1940 during the Second World War.

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Observed surface forms (1)

Surface form Occurrences
North Schleswig 0

Statements (47)

Predicate Object
instanceOf border region
historical region
borderStatus fixed Danish–German border since 1920
borderTreaty Bonn–Copenhagen Declarations NERFINISHED
borderWith Germany NERFINISHED
South Schleswig NERFINISHED
cededBy Germany NERFINISHED
Prussia NERFINISHED
cededTo Denmark NERFINISHED
containsTown Aabenraa NERFINISHED
Haderslev NERFINISHED
Sønderborg NERFINISHED
Tønder NERFINISHED
country Denmark
currentOfficialDanishTerm Sønderjylland NERFINISHED
hasEthnicGroup Danish population
German population
hasMinority German minority in Denmark
historicalEvent First Schleswig War NERFINISHED
German re-annexation 1940
Schleswig Plebiscites NERFINISHED
Second Schleswig War NERFINISHED
historicallyContestedBy Denmark NERFINISHED
Germany NERFINISHED
Prussia NERFINISHED
historicalNameInDanish Nordslesvig NERFINISHED
historicalNameInGerman Nordschleswig NERFINISHED
languageRegion Danish
German
locatedIn Jutland Peninsula NERFINISHED
Northern Europe
modernAdministrativeUnit Region of Southern Denmark NERFINISHED
partOf Schleswig NERFINISHED
plebisciteDate 1920
reAnnexationContext Second World War NERFINISHED
reAnnexationDate 1940
reAnnexationStatus de facto
not internationally recognized
reAnnexedBy Nazi Germany NERFINISHED
returnDate 1945
returnedTo Danish administration
transferBasis Schleswig plebiscite Zone I NERFINISHED
Treaty of Versailles NERFINISHED
wasPartOf Duchy of Schleswig NERFINISHED
German Empire NERFINISHED
Province of Schleswig-Holstein NERFINISHED
Prussia NERFINISHED

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Altreich and annexed territories hasPart North Schleswig (parts re-annexed 1940)