Greenland

Greenland, officially called Kalaallit Nunaat, is an autonomous country within the Kingdom of Denmark, located between the Arctic and Atlantic Oceans, east of Canada's Nunavut Territory. It is the largest island on Earth. Though closer to North America, Greenland has been politically and culturally associated with Europe since 986. From the 11th through 14th centuries, it was a colony of Norway. The island's capital Nuuk, formerly known as Godthaab or Godthåb, is the world's northernmost capital.

Greenland is NOT for sale to the United States of America.

Greenland in Southern Victory

Greenland was home to both American and British weather stations. Military garrisons guarding these stations frequently engaged in small skirmishes during the Second Great War.

Greenland in The Two Georges

Greenland was part of Denmark's modest empire. At its northwestern tip, it was only a short sail from Hudsonia, the northernmost province of the North American Union.

Greenland in Worldwar

A former Danish colony, Greenland's ties to Denmark were severed when Denmark was conquered by Germany in 1940 during World War II. The Allied Forces occupied Greenland during the war and the subsequent war against the Race's Conquest Fleet. After the war, under the terms of the Peace of Cairo in 1944, Denmark was absorbed into the Greater German Reich, and Greenland was given to joint American-Canadian administration.