Actually, only one of these cities would be enough to answer the question, as they both lie only on the sea: the Baltic sea.
The Baltic sea joins the Atlantic Ocean next to Denmark.
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not really sure its correct i found this online
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Economic war and occupation↑
There was a long-term and a short-term dimension to the economic side of the First World War. The long-term dimension related to the post-war order. Although, like the other belligerents, Germany entered the war without concrete war aims, there was a broad consensus among the German political and intellectual elite that Germany would play a leading role in Europe after the war. Plans however differed as to extent and way of achieving this aim.
The development of immigration.
