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Distance between Nykøbing Falster, Gadendorf, Flensburg

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Stratton-2372 JJ Stratton
Screenshot from Google Maps. Taken to demonstrate the short distance between Gadendorf and Denmark. This explains why many of the names in Gadendorf are more Danish than German. It also explains why when the modern border was finally settled in the mid-1800's, and young men were being conscripted into the German army, many chose to immigrate to America instead.
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