A renewed attack during the Third Northern…

1684 CE to 1827 CE

A renewed attack during the Third Northern War (1700–1721) first results in the unfavorable Peace of Travendal, but after Denmark's re-entry into the war and Sweden's ultimate defeat by a large alliance, Sweden is no longer a threat to Denmark.

However, the great powers oppose any Danish territorial gains, which means the Treaty of Frederiksborg does not return the former eastern provinces to Denmark.

Furthermore, Denmark is even forced to return Swedish Pomerania, held by Danish forces since 1715, to Sweden.

Denmark now has no hope of recovering its lost provinces from Sweden.

As noted earlier, the rest of Europe is simply against the Sound being controlled by a single nation ever again.

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Danes (North Germanic tribe) View → Icelanders (Scandinavians) View → Greenland, Norwegian Crown Colony of View → Christians, Roman Catholic View → Norwegians (Scandinavians) View → Swedes (Scandinavians) View → Iceland (Danish dependency) View → Sweden, (second) Kingdom of View → Denmark-Norway, Kingdom of View → Pomerania, Swedish View → Pomerania, Swedish View →

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Northern War, Great View →

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