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Spot on.

Her Majesty has instructed me to inform you that she is not keen for her residence becoming a mosque. If anyone requires further clarification she would be happy to discuss it further...on a personal one to one basis.

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So Danes are a part of the scandinavian peninsula?

ETA: Perhaps a little misunderstanding on my and on your part.. I agree after all with you. When Finland is included it's called Fenno-Scandia.
ETAA: My original post was directeded to the anglophones who often incorrectly include Finland in Scandinavia.
But it is indeed amazing that you agree with the people that took scania from you.. :D
And still the question remains.. who's to decide on that then?

Yes, it seems you and I are coming to way better terms. Cool.

Yes Skåna was once a part of Danmark, as was Norge/Norway, and Island/Iceland.
Grønland/Greenland and Færøerne/The Faeroes still are. One of my ancestors was arrested in Skåne, shortly after the swedes took it, for attempting to incite a rebelion. Technicaly the modern swedes who occupy Skåne are danes. Same as the modern germans who occupy Schleswig Holstein (Another loss - 1864).

For a brief time all three countries were united in The Kalmar Union under Margaret I.