Called the “Whiskey War” or the “Liquor Wars,” it was fought over a tiny piece of uninhabited land called Hans Island, located between Canada and Greenland. The war had no battles and no casualties.

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Kiel/Rønne. It is well known that the Baltic Sea is contaminated with remnants of munitions from past wars. However, many questions remain about the exact locations of these munitions and their ...