Wars involving Denmark

Denmark has participated in various wars throughout history. Here are some important wars in which Denmark participated:

1. Northern Migration (4th - 11th century): Denmark participated in many wars during the Northern Migration during the Viking age. Vikings launched attacks on England, France, Ireland and other European regions.

2. Wars of the Kalmar Union (15th - 16th century): Denmark participated in many wars during the period when it was united with Sweden and Norway under the name of the Kalmar Union. These wars were usually fought with Sweden, and eventually the Kalmar Union disintegrated.

3. Swedish Wars (17th century): A series of wars took place between Denmark and Sweden in the 17th century. These wars were generally over Swedish sovereignty in the Baltic Sea. One of the most important battles, the Battle of Torstenson, ended in a major defeat for Denmark.

4. Napoleonic Wars (19th century): Denmark fought against England in alliance with Napoleon Bonaparte's France. However, in 1807, the British attacked Copenhagen and captured most of the Danish navy.

5. Wars with Germany (19th - 20th century): Denmark fought several wars with Germany in the 19th and 20th centuries. In 1864, Denmark was defeated and lost territory against Prussia and Austria in the Second Schleswig War. Although it tried to remain neutral in the First World War in 1914, it was occupied by Germany. In 1940, II. It was occupied by Nazi Germany in World War II.

6. Afghanistan War (2001 - ongoing): Denmark joined the war in Afghanistan starting from 2001 in support of the US-led coalition forces. As part of NATO, Denmark maintained military units in Afghanistan and participated in the conflict.