Small world.

[Stoffer]

For centuries, small groups of Danes had visited and lived on the shores of the New World. Danes had joined Dutch expeditions to navigate the Hudson River in the 17th century, and in 1728 the Danish explorer Vitus Bering charted the Alaskan straits that bear his name. The New Amsterdam colony was home to many prominent Danes, including Jonas Bronck, whose land north of Manhattan Island became widely known as Bronck's, and, eventually, the Bronx. In addition, small numbers of Danes fled the established Dutch Reform Church to join larger, usually German, religious communities on the East Coast.

Denmark > the Bronx.

[SnakkpackJihads]

cultural migration would explain a good deal of mythos that match both sets of countries, such as the story of Seger Ring and its counterprart about some guy... named siegfried i think... I dont really remember much about it.