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Clearing Land Mines In Denmark After Ww2. Denmarks left over wwii german minefields. One minefield remains on the peninsula. “land of mine” (“under sandet”) is a feature film that is based around the forced deployment by the danish government of more than 2,000 german prisoners of war, many of them still teenagers, to clear some two million land mines laid by germany along denmark’s western coast during the nazi occupation. In the last years of the german occupation of denmark, nearly 1.500.000 antitank and antipersonnel mines were deployed, mostly along the coast or around german strong points inland. German soldiers were forced to remove mines in denmark, norway In just under five months, a force ranging between 750 and 2,600 german. Denmark is affected by antipersonnel mines left from world war ii. In 1944, the entire skallingen peninsula in jutland on the danish west coast was mined with antipersonnel and antitank mines. The clearance of the vast majority of denmark’s minefields during 1945 was remarkable. The clearance of the vast majority of denmark’s minefields during 1945 was remarkable. In just under five months, a force. The danish movie land of mine portrays the deadly ordeal of german soldiers. German prisoners of war had to clear mines across europe after world war ii. During world war ii, the german navy laid a mine barrage in the entrance to the skagerrak, between kristiansand and hanstholm.

One minefield remains on the peninsula. German soldiers were forced to remove mines in denmark, norway In the last years of the german occupation of denmark, nearly 1.500.000 antitank and antipersonnel mines were deployed, mostly along the coast or around german strong points inland. The danish movie land of mine portrays the deadly ordeal of german soldiers. The clearance of the vast majority of denmark’s minefields during 1945 was remarkable. In 1944, the entire skallingen peninsula in jutland on the danish west coast was mined with antipersonnel and antitank mines. “land of mine” (“under sandet”) is a feature film that is based around the forced deployment by the danish government of more than 2,000 german prisoners of war, many of them still teenagers, to clear some two million land mines laid by germany along denmark’s western coast during the nazi occupation. The clearance of the vast majority of denmark’s minefields during 1945 was remarkable. During world war ii, the german navy laid a mine barrage in the entrance to the skagerrak, between kristiansand and hanstholm. In just under five months, a force.

Sappers of the Highland Division defusing German "S" mines. These

Clearing Land Mines In Denmark After Ww2 In 1944, the entire skallingen peninsula in jutland on the danish west coast was mined with antipersonnel and antitank mines. “land of mine” (“under sandet”) is a feature film that is based around the forced deployment by the danish government of more than 2,000 german prisoners of war, many of them still teenagers, to clear some two million land mines laid by germany along denmark’s western coast during the nazi occupation. German prisoners of war had to clear mines across europe after world war ii. The clearance of the vast majority of denmark’s minefields during 1945 was remarkable. In the last years of the german occupation of denmark, nearly 1.500.000 antitank and antipersonnel mines were deployed, mostly along the coast or around german strong points inland. German soldiers were forced to remove mines in denmark, norway The danish movie land of mine portrays the deadly ordeal of german soldiers. In just under five months, a force. In 1944, the entire skallingen peninsula in jutland on the danish west coast was mined with antipersonnel and antitank mines. During world war ii, the german navy laid a mine barrage in the entrance to the skagerrak, between kristiansand and hanstholm. Denmark is affected by antipersonnel mines left from world war ii. Denmarks left over wwii german minefields. The clearance of the vast majority of denmark’s minefields during 1945 was remarkable. In just under five months, a force ranging between 750 and 2,600 german. One minefield remains on the peninsula.