Denmark 1 krone,1947-58 , P-M10 ,Den Danske Brigade, Military Issue VG+

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One banknote of  Denmark
1 krone,1947-58 , P-M10 ,"Den Danske Brigade", Military Issue
.Post liberation WWII.Condition (opinion):Very Good+ (VG+).Stains at edges.See scan.Size:8,7cm/5,5,cm (small).Royal Danish Ministry of War.
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Sea below related information from the web:
The Danish Brigade also called DANFORCE was a military unit that was established in Sweden on November 15, 1943 during World War II. It consisted of Danish resistance people and military personnel who had come to Sweden as refugees. The brigade was part of the Danish resistance movement and thus under the command of the Freedom Council.
When the brigade was the largest, it comprised about 5,000 soldiers and lottery tickets, which were distributed as follows:
Brigade Staff - 4 Light Battalions - 1 Heavy Battalion - Pioneer Command - Armored Guard Compact - Morter Company - Field and Order Police - Fire Command - Work Command - Motor Car Corporation - Sanitation Company - The Danish Flotilla - Air Force - Cargo Corps - The Danish Flotilla - Air Force - Cargo Corps
The brigade came to Denmark on May 5, 1945 after Germany's surrender. It was landed in Helsingør and the day after the train went to Hellerup Station, from where it marched towards Copenhagen. Unfortunately, the brigade's route was revealed in newspapers and the radio, so during the march, the 4th Battalion, which was to move to the accommodation Matthæusgades Skole, was shot from the roofs of Danes in German service, which resulted in the 3 fallen and 14 wounded on the brigade's side.
When the battalion, at around 8.15 pm, was in the junction Jagtvej / Rantzausgade, fire was opened, automatic weapons, against the column - from the houses opposite the National Archives and from the rooftops to the north. There were also reports later about scattered shooting from the National Archives' garden.
Private 308 Hirsch Leib Zneider was killed on the spot by a shot in the heart, while two others - private 236 Freddy Helge Otto Mønsted and private 4088 Arne Olesen - were severely wounded and later died. In addition, 14 others were slightly injured and one got shock. A memorial stone has been erected for those killed by the National Archives. The brigade was among others trained in urban combat tactics and the defeated enemy in 20 minutes, resulting in 5 killed and 4 captured collaborators.
The brigade was accommodated at Copenhagen schools:
1. Battalion: Havremarkens Skole, Husumgade (Nørrebro)
2. Battalion: School of France Street (Amagerbro)
3. Battalion: Oehlenschlægersgades School (Vesterbro)
4. Battalion: Matthæusgades Skole (Vesterbro)
Later, the brigade only encountered lighter exercises, and the brigade had a total of 3 fallen and 25 wounded. The brigade was responsible for security and guarding duties and was officially dissolved on July 10, 1945. However, the pioneer command continued to help in the clearance of the minefields that the Germans had made along the West Coast until the end of October 1945. In total, 22 soldiers lost and lotter life during the education in Sweden and at the service in Denmark.
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Den Danske Brigade også kaldt DANFORCE var en militær enhed, som blev oprettet i Sverige d. 15. november 1943 under 2. verdenskrig. Den bestod af danske modstandsfolk og militærpersoner, som var kommet til Sverige som flygtninge. Brigaden var en del af den danske modstandsbevægelse og dermed under kommando af Frihedsrådet.
Da brigaden var størst, omfattede den cirka 5.000 soldater og lotter, som var fordelt påfølgende måde:
Brigadestab - 4 lette bataljoner - 1 tung bataljon - Pionerkommando - Panserværnskompagni - Morterkompagni - Felt- og ordenspoliti - Brandkommando - Arbejdskommando - Motorvognskompagni - Sanitetskompagni - Den Danske Flotille - Flystyrken - Lottekorps
Brigaden kom til Danmark 5. maj 1945 efter Tysklands kapitulation. Den blev landsat i Helsingør og dagen efter kørt med tog til Hellerup Station, hvorfra den marcherede ind mod København. Uheldigvis var brigadens rute blevet afsløret i aviser og radioen, så under indmarchen blev 4. Bataljon, der skulle bevæge sig til indkvarteringsstedet Matthæusgades Skole, beskudt fra tagene af danskere i tysk tjeneste, hvilket medførte 3 faldne og 14 sårede på brigadens side.
Da bataljonen, klokken cirka 20.15, befandt sig i krydset Jagtvej/Rantzausgade, blev der åbnet ild med, automatvåben, mod kolonnen – fra husene modsat Landsarkivet og fra hustagene mod nord. Der meldtes også senere om spredt skydning fra Landsarkivets have.
Menig 308 Hirsch Leib Zneider blev dræbt på stedet af et skud i hjertet, mens to andre – menig 236 Freddy Helge Otto Mønsted og menig 4088 Arne Olesen – blev hårdt såret og afgik senere ved døden. Herudover blev 14 andre lettere sårede og en fik shock. Der er rejst en mindesten for de dræbte ved Landsarkivet. Brigaden var bl.a. trænet i bykamptaktikker, og de nedkæmpede fjenden på 20 minutter, hvilket resulterede i 5 dræbte og 4 tilfangetagne kollaboratører.
Brigaden blev indkvarteret på københavnske skoler:
1. Bataljon: Havremarkens Skole, Husumgade (Nørrebro)
2. Bataljon: Frankrigsgades Skole (Amagerbro)
3. Bataljon: Oehlenschlægersgades Skole (Vesterbro)
4. Bataljon: Matthæusgades Skole (Vesterbro)
Senere mødte brigaden kun lettere træfninger, og brigaden havde i alt 3 faldne og 25 sårede. Brigaden stod for sikkerheds- og bevogtningsopgaver og blev officielt opløst den 10. juli 1945. Dog forsatte pionerkommandoen med at hjælpe i forbindelse med rydningen af de minefelter, som tyskerne havde lavet langs Vestkysten, frem til slutningen af oktober 1945. I alt mistede 22 soldater og lotter livet under uddannelsen i Sverige samt ved tjenesten i Danmark.