Danish mock 'MAGA' hats emerge as protest to Greenland seizure threat

Danish designer creates parody red caps echoing U.S. MAGA hats to protest President Trump's stated interest in acquiring Greenland; demand surges and rallies use them as symbols of resistance.

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Owner of a Copenhagen vintage store Jesper Rabe Tonnesen designed red parody hats referencing Trump's MAGA caps to mock U.S. plans to buy Greenland.

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Demand for the mock hats jumped from negligible to sold-out within a weekend after the production began, showing strong public interest.

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Protesters at rallies waved Danish and Greenlandic flags, carried signs and wore the hats to publicly oppose U.S. territorial interest in Greenland.

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European governments backed Denmark's position, warning that U.S. threats against Greenland could undermine Western security cooperation in the Arctic.

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The hats function as satirical political commentary and a symbol of Danish and Greenlandic resistance to the U.S. president's seizure threat.

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