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lista de codigos linguisticos disponibles: ["de", "en"].<end_of_turn>
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Schreiben Sie eine Fortsetzung zum folgenden Text: Die Telegrammkrise war eine diplomatische Krise zwischen Dänemark und Deutschland im Oktober und November 1942 während der deutschen Besetzung Dänemarks<end_of_turn>
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. The crisis was sparked by the text of a telegram that King Christian besten Dank aus. Christian Rex (in Spanish: I give you my best thanks. King Christian). Hitler, writing his long letter of congratulations on his personal level, felt that the King's brief reply was outrageous. Hitler also thought that the King showed complete ingratitude for the respect he had for him. This perceived (and no doubt deliberate) slight greatly offended Hitler and he immediately recalled his ambassador from Copenhagen and expelled the Danish ambassador from Germany. Attempts to placate Hitler, including the proposal to send the Crown Prince, future King Frederick IX of Denmark, to Berlin to apologize to Hitler personally, were rejected. In early November 1942, the German plenipotentiary was replaced by Werner Best, and the commander of German forces in Denmark Erich Lüdke was replaced by the more authoritarian General Hermann von Hanneken, and all remaining Danish troops were sent out of Jutland. . German pressure also resulted in the dismissal of the government led by and its replacement by a new cabinet led by the independent politician and veteran diplomat Erik Scavenius, whom the Germans hoped would be more cooperative. The origin of the crisis was not only the famous telegram, but also the growing discontent in the German command – and especially in Hitler – with the situation in Denmark, where the resistance movement had begun to be felt.<end_of_turn><eos>