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Error about the Schleswig region edit

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The text reads: "In accordance with negotiations, the Southern Jutland/Northern Schleswig area was split into three different zones."

I'd say this is wrong. Schleswig is the region between the Kongeå and the Eider (south of the Eider it is Holstein). The whole of Schleswig was split into three zones. Southern Jutland/Northern Schleswig was the northernmost zone, and thus the area north of the present day border. Everything south of the border is referred to as Southern Schleswig in Denmark, and there was a referendum in the northern part of that area (that is, the middle zone, including Flensburg), but not in the southern part. Aejsing (talk) 19:22, 23 November 2022 (UTC)Reply

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