Roschfallenian-Danish War

Roschfallenian-Danish War
Scenes of the war
Date 11 June 1864 – 2 January 1868 Location North America and Europe Result Roschfallenian victory
Belligerents
Roschfallen Supported by Confederate States	Denmark
Commanders and leaders
Emperor Louis I Prince Franz III of Avalon Marshall Flores Egon Albert von Hanover President Jefferson Davis General Lee	Christian IX Marshall Holstein Gustaf Adolf
Strength
2,000,000 Roschfallenians 15,583 Confederates 2,005,593 Total	853,000 Danish
Casualties and losses
350,000 Roschfallenian soldiers & civilians 2,000 Confederate soldiers Total: >352,000 soldiers and civilians	c. 700,000 soldiers and civilians

The Roschfallenian-Danish was a American-European war fought from 1864 to 1868 between Roschfallen and the Kingdom of Denmark. With an estimated 1,000,000 deaths, the war was the deadliest and bloodiest in whole Americas history. It particularly devastated Greenland and Iceland, which suffered catastrophic losses in population and Denmark was forced to cede this biggest colonies to Roschfallen.

The war began in late 1864 as a result of the attack of Roschfallen to the danish colonies, by economic and populational motivations. The Confederate States of America send some efforts to support Roschfallen at the defense of it's own lands. Roschfallen had been a excellent ally of the CSA during the American Civil War.

War ended with the complete defeat of Danish forces. After it lost in conventional warfare, Denmark conducted a drawn-out guerrilla resistance, a disaster that resulted in the further destruction of the Danish military and much of the civilian population through battle casualties in the colonies. The guerrilla war lasted 9 months until Marshall Heins Kalaallisut surrendet to the Roschfallenian forces in Battle Reikjavik on January 2, 1868. Roschfallenian annexed Greenland and Iceland, which became Kingdons of the Imperial State.