Johan Henrik Deuntzer

(May 20, 1845, Copenhagen, Denmark-November 16, 1918, Charlottenlund, Denmark). Venstre (Liberal Party) Prime Minister and Foreign Minister of Denmark, 1901-1905. Venestre Member, Folketing of Denmark,1902-1913. Joined Social LIberal Party, 1905. Member of the Landsting of Denmark, 1914-1918.

Charlotte Dyremose

(1977-Alive). Conservative People's Party Member, Folketing of Denmark, 2001-Current

Uffe Ellemann-Jensen

(1941-Alive). Minister of Foreign Affairs of Denmark, 1982-1993. Leader of Venstre (Danish Liberal Party), 1984-1998. President of the European Liberals, 1995-2000.

Hans Enoksen

(1956-Alive). Siumut Party Member of the Parliament of Greenland, 1995-Current; Minister for Fisheries, Hunting and Settlements of Greenland, 2001; Prime Minister of Greenland, December 14, 2002-Current

Mia Falkenberg

(1983-Alive). Danish People's Party Member of the Folketinget, 2005-Current

Charlotte Fischer

(1963-Alive). Det Radikale Venstre Member of the Danish Folketing, 2004-Current

(January 28, 1768, Copenhagen, Denmark-December 3, 1839, Copenhagen, Denmark). Regent of Denmark, 1784-1808. King of Denmark, 1808-1839. King of Norway, 1808-1814. Son of Christian VII. Succeeded by his cousin, Christian VIII. Husband of Marie Sophie of Hesse-Kassel. Originally liberal in his policies, he became increasingly autocratic and repressive over time.

Claus Hjort Frederiksen

(1950-Alive). Liberal Party Member of the Folketinget of Denmark, 2005-Current; Minister of Employment of Denmark, 2001-Current

Hartvig Marcus Frisch

(January 17, 1893, Doncaster, Denmark-February 11, 1950). Classical Philologist. Socialist Member of the Riksdag of Denmakr, 1926-1945. Socialist Minister of Education of Denmark, 1947. Introduced spelling reform. Signer of the United Nations Charter in San Francisco, 1945.

Soren Gade

(1963-Alive). Liberal Party Member of the Folketinget of Denmark, 1999, 2001-Current; Minister of Defense of Denmark, 2004-Current

Pia Gjellerup

(1959-Alive). Social Democratic Party Member, Folketinget of Denmark, 1987-2007; Minister of Justice, 1993; Minister of Trade and Industry, 1998-2000; Minister of Finance, 2000-2001

Mogens Glistrup

(May 28, 1926, Ronne, Denmark-July 1, 2008, Virum, Denmark). Founder, Progress Party, 1972. Progress Party Member of the Folketing of Denmark, 1973-1983, 1987-1990. Sentenced to three years in prison and fined one million Kroner for tax evasion, 1983. Expelled from the Folketing, 1983, but re-elected in 1987. Expelled from Progress Party, 1991, but readmitted, 1999. Noted for racist views.

Bertel Haarder

(1944-Alive). Liberal Party Member of the Folketinget of Denmark, 1975-1999, 2005-Current; Minister for Education, 1982-1993, 2005-Current; Minister for Science, Technology and Progress, 1987-1993; Liberal Party Member of the European Parliament (Denmark), 1994-2001; Minister for Refugee, Immigration and Integration Affairs and Minister without Portfolio for European Affairs, 2001-2005; Minister of Development Cooperation, 2004-2005; Minister of Education and Minister for Ecclesiastical Affairs, 2005-Current

Klaus Haekkerup

(1943-Alive). Social Democratic Party Member, Folketinget of Denmark, 1988-Current

Carsten Hansen

(1957-Alive). Social Democratic Party Member of the Folketinget of Denmark, 1998-Current

Eva Kjer Hansen

(August 22, 1964-Alive). Liberal Party Member of the Folketing of Denmark, 1990-Current. Member of the European Parliament (Denmark, 1994-1999. Minister for Social Affairs and Gender Equality of Denmark, 2004-Current.

Flemming Hansen

Flemming Hansen

(1939-Alive). Conservative People's Party Member of the Folketinget of Denmark, 1984; Minister of Transport, 2001-Current; Minister of Nordic Cooperation, 2002-Current; Minister of Energy, 2005-Current

Magnus Heunicke

(1975-Alive). Social Democratic Party Member of the Folketing of Denmark, 2005-Current

Erik Husfeldt

(December 20, 1901, Sumatra, Indonesia-November 11, 1984). Medical Doctor. Professor of Surgery, University of Copenhagen, 1943. Resistance Leader. Operated under code name of "Jensen." Member, Frihedsrad (Freedom Council), 1943-1945. Signed of the United Nations Charter, San Francisco, 1945. Signer of the NATO Treaty, 1966.