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- Q2700144 abstract "The Telegram Crisis was a diplomatic crisis between Denmark and Germany in October–November 1942 during the German occupation of Denmark.The crisis was triggered by a telegram from King Christian X of Denmark to Adolf Hitler, acknowledging Hitler's congratulations on the occasion of King's 72nd birthday on 26 September 1942. Hitler wrote a lengthy personal letter, and was outraged by the perfunctory response of Spreche Meinen besten Dank aus. Chr. Rex (English: Giving my best thanks, King Christian). Hitler thought that the King showed complete ingratitude for the respect that Hitler had for him. This perceived slight greatly outraged Hitler, who immediately recalled his ambassador from Copenhagen and expelled the Danish ambassador from Germany. Attempts to placate Hitler, including a proposal of sending Crown Prince Frederick to Berlin to apologize to Hitler personally, were refused.In early November 1942, the plenipotentiary, Cecil von Renthe-Fink, was replaced by Werner Best and the commander of the German forces in Denmark Erich Lüdke was replaced with the more heavy-handed General Hermann von Hanneken, and all remaining Danish troops were ordered out of Jutland. German pressure also resulted in the dismissal of the government led by Vilhelm Buhl and its replacement with a new cabinet led by non-party member and veteran diplomat Erik Scavenius, whom the Germans expected would be more cooperative.The background to the crisis was not only the famous telegram, but also a growing dissatisfaction in the German leadership – and especially Hitler – with the situation in Denmark, where the resistance movement was starting to be felt.".
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- Q2700144 comment "The Telegram Crisis was a diplomatic crisis between Denmark and Germany in October–November 1942 during the German occupation of Denmark.The crisis was triggered by a telegram from King Christian X of Denmark to Adolf Hitler, acknowledging Hitler's congratulations on the occasion of King's 72nd birthday on 26 September 1942. Hitler wrote a lengthy personal letter, and was outraged by the perfunctory response of Spreche Meinen besten Dank aus. Chr.".
- Q2700144 label "Telegram Crisis".