This is the most profitable fortress of northern Europe. Say something something nice about it!
>>3224420
Profitable how? Does that mean they charge high prices for getting to see it?
>>3224440
It guards the Oeresund in Denmark, every ship entering or leaving the Baltic sea had to stop and pay 1-2% toll on the cargo value. This payed Denmark national budged for the 16th and 17th centuries. If you didn't stop and pay, they'd sink you. Denmark was a pirate state.
>>3224463
Oh, cool. Is it still in use today?
>>3224463
why pirate? it was their sovereign right
anglos are the real pirates
>>3224492
>force ships in international waters to port and pay taxes
>not a pirate
pick one
>>3224420
Hamlet's castle looks Jewish
>>3224420
That's a nice castle you got there, it would be such a shame of something was to happen to it.
>>3224501
You sure you are smart enough for this board?
>>3224500
> Oeresund
> international waters
Anglos even claimed rivers were international waters, they attacked China and Argentina for closing their rivers
>>3224539
>rivers
we are not talking about a river, we are talking about the entrance to the baltic see, a strait. Denmark was parasitic on ships, they did not provide any service at all.
>>3224505
Need a spanking again?
>>3224599
Poor little Danish boy has to ask Germany for help to defeat Sweden
>>3224677
I'm sorry did you mean
>sw*dick
>>3224539
Don't remember the Brits setting up toll stations in Gibraltar or Singapore.
>build the fort in a pit so as to avoid being easily targeted by cannons
>put a big ass resort castle that sticks out of the horizon like crazy on top of it
>>3226283
Likely they built the castle way before the fort.
>>3224500
>international waters
If you're within cannon-range of the shore, you're not in international waters.
>>3226358
>Gibraltar, Singapore, Istanbul
>all international water ways
I suppose you don't have a single source for your claim?
>>3226303
It's lucky for us that they didn't dismantled it, then.