London Liberation Project

Overview

After being "Enslaved" by the Germans and the Fascist for a few years and months on end, everyone could see if something was not to be done, it would end horribly, the Danes finally gathered their troops and decided to liberate Britain!

London Liberation Project
	Date : July 8th, 1939
	Location : Western Europe
	Status : Ended
Date Location Result Status Territorial changes
Belligerents
German Danelaw Denmark Fascist Britain Supported by: Supported by: Germany Iceland
Commanders and leaders
Leonhard Kaupisch Carl Westermann Arnold Wilhelm Vagn Bennike Walther Nehring Erik Baron Heinz Guderian Valdemar Bjerregaard Harald Christian Olaf Helset
Strength
Active: 110.000 Active: 80.000 Reserves: ≈ 300.000 Reserves: ≈ 90.000
Casualties and losses
≈ 4.000 ≈ 7.000

The War

Denmark, having the second largest navy in the entirety of Europe, if not a stronger navy than Germany quality wise, decided to finally do something about the rising fascism in Britain, and the looming and growing threat of another British Civil War.

July 8th, 1939

Early July 8th, 1939, Denmark sent a massive fleet towards the British isles, majority of troops landing in Argyll and Bute.

On July 9th, 1939, Denmark successfully liberated the main Shetland islands, and had landed troops south of Doncaster. However, the leader of Denmark not wanting a repeat of the Second Doncaster offensive, wanted to approach the battle more cautiously.

On July 19th, 1939, Denmark and Germany successfully signed a peace treaty, Germany would pull out of Britain with their troops and equipment, if it is promised they will not touch Ireland in the future.