We were in school that day. We saw loads and loads of planes, bombing planes coming one after--I mean hundreds and hundreds of planes coming in, and Germans on motorcycles, horses, dragging cannons and the big tanks all over the place. It didn't take more than a couple of hours 'til they took over the country. Like I said they couldn't resist. Denmark was a very small country. And, uh, life went on as before, except that you are not allowed to walk on this side of the street, in front of the bank. They would post soldiers with, uh, guns and, and steel helmets and things like that in front of the banks and the hotels and important institutions that they wanted to guard. But besides that nothing happened really. The police was in force and the Danish army was...although they were there, they had not much to say or to do, but, uh, they were all...life was continuing the way it was.