The Battle of Jabobshavn (Danish: Søslaget ved Jakobshavn, Dutch: slag bij maklykout, Greenlandic: Ilulissani qaleruaq eqqaani) also referred to as the Battle of Ilulissat, was a battle between Danish and Dutch ships over the control of Ilulissat (Then Jakobshavn) on 6 June 1739.[2] It has been the only naval battle fought over the rights of Greenland. The battle is sometimes also been mentioned as the Battle of Maklykout,[3] referring to the Dutch name of the trading post.
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^Egede, Niels (1939). Continuation af Hans Egedes Relationer fra Grønland; samt, Niels Egede: Beskrivelse over Grønland. Kommissionen for videnskabelige undersøgleser i Grønland.
^Fenger, H.M. den grønlandske Missions Historie(PDF) (in Danish). p. 179.
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