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Sign up. This day was traditionally observed by ex-pats living in Denmark, who would gather at military bases and tourist bars. But, this all-American tradition has now converted into a Danish one as well.
This Independence Day tradition started in , when a group of Danish-Americans decided to purchase some land on the Jutland peninsula, a part of Denmark renowned for its natural beauty. The land was handed over as a gift to King Christian IX, with one condition; that they continued to observe the Independence Day 4 th July holiday. And keep up the tradition they have. In fact, the celebrations in Denmark begin on July 2 nd , but the main event will be observed this evening as the sun goes down and the fireworks come out after midnight.
While July 4 th is generally a joyous occasion and ideal family fun for everyone, politics has on occasion interfered with the event. There are those who are against the idea of Danish people celebrating an American holiday.
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