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Group E of the World Cup consists of Denmark, Cameroon, Japan, and the Netherlands. Brief details are provided about each country, including their capital city, largest city, leader, population, official language, and currency. Additional facts shared include that the World Cup was founded in 1930 but cancelled in 1942 and 1946 due to World War 2, and that the trophy name changed from the Jules Rimet Trophy to the World Cup in 1974.
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