Scandinavian countries

Scandinavian countries

Is a group of countries in the north of the European continent consisting of six countries (Kingdom of Norway - Kingdom of Sweden - Kingdom of Denmark - Republic of Finland - Republic of Iceland - Faroe islands belonging to the Danish crown).

As they were associated countries and the combination of history and civilization or one or close to each other and a lot of cultural relations and common denominators as they were formerly known as Viking or men of the north and came to include all the countries that speak the old Nordic language, which is now called the languages Northern Germanism.

One of the most distinctive features of the Scandinavian countries is that it is one of the coldest countries in the world and the world's harshest winter and natural resources. It also has large areas and is also one of the least densely populated countries in the world to be distributed large wealth owned by these countries (fish wealth and mineral wealth) Oil and natural gas) easily among scattered populations who enjoy a very high standard of living.

Scandinavian countries also share the fact that their national flags are very close, carrying the design of the so-called Northern Cross or Scandinavian, where the flag represents a symbol
Of the cross in the rectangle and derives its science from the designs of the thirteenth century during the Crusades.

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