Hate crimes and bigotry are very common in those two countries. This is exactly how they treated enemy POWs in World War II. Denmark treated George POWs pretty much like that. Forced them to work in mines. I don't know about Italian POWs but anyways yes.
"MS Burning" is pretty much like what has happened in those two countries.
Denmark treated George POWs pretty much like thatDid you mean to say German?
That's what I'm saying -- that Denmark and Britain were Allied Powers so naturally they were worse than Germany. Denmark conquered Greenland and mistreated them for years, and also we obviously know about Britain. After WWII, being the Germany was an enemy, many countries took the liberty to treat German POWs and civilians like s--t. Many were put in Danish hospitals and left to die.
I see no difference between that and "Mississippi Burning."
Initially Denmark was neutral but they joined the Allied side once their colonial prowess (in Greenland) was threatened.
I don't agree with you when you say that political parties don't tend to gain votes in the UK for anti immigration policies... UKIP have a rather terrifying amount of support at the moment - there is a lot of hate for immigrants. However, I do agree that so far as I'm aware, the hate crimes weren't to the same extent in the UK as they were in America.. That doesn't mean there were none (Stephen Lawrence proves otherwise) however you can't compare hate crimes with treatment of prisoners of war
shareDenmark was never one of the allied countries.
Read a book or something.