Imperial invasion of Jutland

Target entity: Imperial invasion of Jutland
Context triple: [Danish intervention in the Thirty Years' War, hasBattle, Imperial invasion of Jutland]

• A. The Battle of the Baltic
  "The Battle of the Baltic" is a narrative poem by Scottish poet Thomas Campbell that vividly commemorates British naval heroism during the Napoleonic Wars.
• B. Capture of Bremen
  The Capture of Bremen was a World War II Allied military operation in April 1945 that secured the major German port city of Bremen from Nazi control.
• C. Jutland
  Jutland is the large peninsula forming the mainland part of Denmark, extending north from Germany between the North Sea and the Baltic Sea.
• D. Svalbard campaign
  The Svalbard campaign was a World War II military operation in the Arctic involving Allied landings and the destruction of German weather and supply facilities on the Svalbard archipelago.
• E. Battle of Copenhagen
  The Battle of Copenhagen was a major 1801 naval engagement during the Napoleonic Wars in which the British fleet, led in part by Admiral Horatio Nelson, attacked the Danish-Norwegian defenses to break their alliance with France.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: Imperial invasion of Jutland
Target entity description: The Imperial invasion of Jutland was a major 1627 campaign during the Thirty Years' War in which Holy Roman Empire forces overran the Jutland Peninsula, crippling Danish military power and forcing King Christian IV toward withdrawal from the conflict.

• A. The Battle of the Baltic
  "The Battle of the Baltic" is a narrative poem by Scottish poet Thomas Campbell that vividly commemorates British naval heroism during the Napoleonic Wars.
• B. Capture of Bremen
  The Capture of Bremen was a World War II Allied military operation in April 1945 that secured the major German port city of Bremen from Nazi control.
• C. Jutland
  Jutland is the large peninsula forming the mainland part of Denmark, extending north from Germany between the North Sea and the Baltic Sea.
• D. Svalbard campaign
  The Svalbard campaign was a World War II military operation in the Arctic involving Allied landings and the destruction of German weather and supply facilities on the Svalbard archipelago.
• E. Battle of Copenhagen
  The Battle of Copenhagen was a major 1801 naval engagement during the Napoleonic Wars in which the British fleet, led in part by Admiral Horatio Nelson, attacked the Danish-Norwegian defenses to break their alliance with France.
• F. None of above. chosen