Some people may say that there is no fierce conflict, there is no big scene, but it is this way that reflects the uniqueness of Denmark in 1940. In the unintentional narrative, you naturally feel the tension of history, which is highlighted in the bland. Fatigue from a small country. The invasion of Denmark was so insignificant that Hart's History of World War II had only a sentence or two: "Operations against Norway and Denmark began at 5:15 a.m. on April 9", just the point Incidentally, when describing the situation in Norway.
Facing the second death in front of and behind the bicycle platoon led by the Danish second lieutenant, he yelled: It's all over. declare surrender. The turning point seems a bit abrupt, but this may reflect Denmark's unsteady will to resist, giving up after a little setback. Chinese people who "would rather be broken than broken" may find it difficult to understand Denmark's choice. Going a little deeper, when human rights and sovereignty are in conflict, how do you choose? The state exists to protect life, so why sacrifice one's life for an illusory concept of state? Answers to many questions seem clear, yet vague.
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