Denmark Agriculture Commerce

the thrift which is characteristic of the Danish people, the profits derived from the war have thus been accumulated as a reserve to provide for the future requirements of the com- mercial and agricultural development of the nation. Conclusion The future of Denmark’s commerce and agricultural in- dustry is dependent in a degree on the solution of the international problems now confronting the nations of Northern Europe. Copenhagen will in any event hold in the future an important position as a transit port just as she has held it in the past. In addition, as the new and densely populated countries created under the Treaty of Versailles along the Eastern Coast of the Baltic Sea develop foreign markets for their manufactures and vast stores of natural Frederick's Church, Copenhagen resources, Copenhagen should obtain a large proportion of this transit trade and assume a leading position among the ports of the world. The demand for Danish Hamlet's grave al Elsinore 31