joriki"noncooperation brought the entire country to a standstill, and it became clear that this, rather than sabotage, was their most effective weapon"
direct link to the PDF with Ten Commandments for Danes included
"Danish Resistance to German Occupation: Survival Through Noncooperation"
excerpt:
"Eventually, the Nazis insisted on terms that Danish government officials could not justify and in 1943, the entire government resigned, putting Denmark under direct Nazi rule. By this time, resistance groups existed in more than 100 communities and soon an umbrella group called the Danish Freedom Council became the de facto government. Council members argued that everyone should be able to participate in the resistance and that if the entire society withdrew its cooperation, the Nazis could no longer govern. At times, noncooperation brought the entire country to a standstill, and it became clear that this, rather than sabotage, was their most effective weapon. In the face of an increasingly violent occupation, the Danes used strength in numbers to creatively resist, bolstered by the fact that they were more valuable to the Germans as workers than dead. Throughout the war, they protected most of their citizens from the occupying forces, including almost all Danish Jews."
https://s7712.pcdn.co/wp-content/uploads/2019/12/DenmarkEngFinalFinal2018.pdf