List of border disputes of Denmark

Work in Progress

Denmark has been involved in several border disputes since its creation. A full list of the border disputes of Denmark can be seen in the article below.

Current & Ongoing

Claims and name	Claimed by	Date dispute began	Description
Alaburg Area on Dec 31st, 2020	Denmark and Britain	December 31, 2020	The town of Alaburg, a town long inactive and holding space in Denmark, fell. This was noticed by the mayor of Oslo, who proceeded to claim over the entire ruins. This was a violation of the Treaty of Copenhagen
Hamburg and Holstein	Denmark and Germany	October 2020, 2020	The town of Hamburg, which was originally a Danish town in early 2019, was owned by Germany. This was much to the dismay of Denmark and it's citizens. They declared "war" after a while (Second Holstein War), and it remains a stalemate so far, with Denmark gaining a town east and southeast of Hamburg.
Scania	Denmark, Scania and Gotaland	November 2020	The region of Scania, in southern Sweden, had long been a region of multiple claims. Recently, the nations of Scania, and Gotaland were established. This region was in Danish claims, and so Denmark attempted to get Scania to become a vassal or merge. They did the same with Gotaland, however both declined and the region remains disputed.

Former

Claims and name	Claimed by	Date dispute began	Date dispute ended	Description
Malmo	(Claim War)	November 2018	December 2018	The town of Malmo and Copenhagen were feuding over claims. Copenhagen had claimed a small part of Sweden, and Malmo claimblocked Copenhagen as a response. The claimblock was removed, and this was never resolved as Malmo later fell.
The Holstein War, Hamburg	Denmark and Germany	March 21st, 2019	March 27th, 2019	The town of Kiel was recently established, and joined Germany. Much to the dismay of Denmark, they established Hamburg. This was considered aggresive by Germany, and they declared war. Both sides planted and stole towns for a week, until both sides came to a treaty, and Denmark gained the land of Holstein. This was seen as a Danish success.