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A person can gain nationality either through their parents or through naturalisation. If one or both of the parents have Danish nationality, the child automatically becomes a Danish citizen.

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+A person can gain nationality either through their parents or through naturalisation.&nbsp; If one or both of the parents have Danish nationality, the child automatically becomes a Danish citizen.
-A person can gain nationality either through their parents or through naturalisation.  If one or both of the parents have Danish nationality, the child automatically becomes a Danish citizen.
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