Greenland and the Faroes are Norway
I want to be anything but an eskimo
Elijah Johnson
Luke Davis
Thank you! it's nice that people welcome me even though i don't exactly fit in or belong on Jow Forums
Sebastian Rodriguez
Don't they belong to Denmark? Or is that just Färöarna?
Zachary Bailey
Yeah whatever man, you can have us, idc kek
Jordan Adams
They belong to Denmark today because they stole it in 1814. I intend to reclaim the islands for Norway in the name of king and fatherland.
Expect us.
Brayden Turner
Was there a war or something over it? How did they take it?
Lincoln Jenkins
>Also are you grill or boy?
Grill. Don't take my question too seriously though.
>I don't know, maybe after i have gotten a hold on my lifestyle and schedules
Hope that you can do it soon user. Any place that you are interested in?
Colton Young
Just move away you retard
Evan Cook
Alright, mini history lesson.
In 1814 Denmark-Norway was on the losing side of the Napoleonic wars, while Sweden was on the winning side.
All the way back in 1397 the islands had belonged to Norway for centuries. Naturally in 1814 the danish cultural influence was the primary, due to Denmark's leading role in the union. This also extended to Norway's islands, which formally still were part of Norway.
When the swedish king was bargaining with the danish king regarding the "transfer" of Norway, the swedes decided that they didn't have time to argue about some weatherworn volcanic atlantic islands and left them out.
Norway wanted them back, but we weren't a negotiation partner, we were more a piece of meat to be traded.
So, the Treaty of Kiel specified that the Islands be formally transfered to Denmark. There was nothing Norwegians could do and Swedes didn't give a rats arse.
Hunter Turner
>I don't think there has ever been a Greenland general on Jow Forums either
Nothing stopping you from making one
Be warned however, you're going to have to rely on bumps from non-Greenlanders to keep it alive