DNSAP (Danish National Socialist Workers? Party)
DNSAP was a Danish Nazi party founded in 1930, inspired by the German Nazi Party (NSDAP). It was led, among others, by Frits Clausen and existed until 1945. The party achieved limited electoral support (three parliamentary seats in 1939 and 1943) but collaborated closely with the occupying German authorities during World War II.
Key points about DNSAP:
Founding and ideology: Founded on 16 November 1930 by Cay Lembcke, the party
largely followed the German Nazi program. Leadership: The party had several leaders, including Frits Clausen, who served as party leader from 1933 to 1944.
Symbols: It used the swastika and had a ?Storm Division? (SA) with brown shirts, similar to those in Germany.
During the occupation: The party supported the occupying power but suffered from internal divisions and a lack of popular support, even with German backing.
Dissolution: The party was dissolved after 1945, and its members were registered and investigated.
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