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Marianne Jelved (1943-Alive). Social Liberal Party Member of the Folketinget of Denmark, 1987-Current; Leader of the Social Liberal Party, 1988-1991, 2001-2007; Minister of Economic Affairs, 1993-2001; Minister of Nordic Cooperation, 1994-2001 |
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Marianne Jelved Signature |
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Svend Aage Jensby (1940-Alive). Liberal Party Member of the Folketinget of Denmark, 1990-2005; Minister of Defence of Denmark, 2001-2004. |
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Svend Aage Jensby Signature |
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Frank Jensen (1961-Alive). Social Democratic Party Member, Folketinget, 1987-Current; Minister of Research, 1994-1996; Minister of Justice, 1996-2001 |
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Frank Jensen Signature |
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Anker Jorgensen (1922-Alive). Social Democratic Party Member of the Folketinget of Denmark, 1964-1994; Social Democratic Party Prime Minister of Denmark, 1972-1973, 1975-1982. Foreign Minister of Denmark, 1978. |
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Anker Jorgensen Signature |
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Henrik Kauffmann (August 26, 1888-June 5, 1963). Danish Ambassador to the United States, 1939-1958. Signed on his own initiative a treaty "in the name of the King" authorizing the U.S. to defend Greenland from German aggression, 1941. Removed from office for treason, but nicknamed the "King of Greenland." Rehabilitated by parliament following liberation, 1945. Minister Without Portfolio of Denmark, May 12-November 7, 1945. Signer, Charter of the United Nations, San Francisco, 1945. His "treaty" became official when formally adopted in the 1950s. Informant for the CIA during Cold War. |
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Henrik Kauffmann Signature |
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Naser Khader (1963-Alive). Social Liberal Party Member of the Folketinget of Denmark, 2001-2007; New Alliance (Center Party) Member of the Folketinget of Denmark, 2007-Current; a Muslim, born in Syria |
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Naser Khader Signature |
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Henriette Kjaer (1966-Alive). Conservative People's Party Member of the Folketinget of Denmark, 1994-Current; Minister of Social Affairs and Gender Equality, 2001-2004; Minister for Family and Consumer Affairs, 2004-2005 |
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Henriette Kjaer Signature |
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Pia Kjaersgaard (1947-Alive). Progress Party Member of Folketinget, 1984-1995, Danish People's Party, 1995-Current; Chairwoman, Danish People's Party, 1995-Current |
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Pia Kjaersgaard Signature |
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Dan M. Knudsen (1962-Alive). Danish High Commissioner of the Faroe Islands, 2008-Current. |
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Dan M. Knudsen Signature |
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Sophie Lohde (September 11, 1983, Birkered, Denmark-Alive). Liberal Party member of the Folketing of Denmark, 2007-Current. AKA Sophie Lohde Jacobsen. |
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Mogens Lykketoft (1946-Alive). Social Democratic Party Member, Folketinget, 1981-Current; Minister of Fiscal Affairs, 1981-1982; Minister of Finance, 1993-2000; Minister of Foreign Affairs, 2000-2001; Chairman, Social Democratic Party, 2002-Current |
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Mogens Lykketoft Signature |
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Christian Mejdahl (1939-Alive). Liberal Party Member, Folketinget of Denmark, 1987-Current (Speaker, c. 2004) |
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Christian Mejdahl Signature |
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Morten Messerschmidt (November 13, 1980, Frederikssund, Denmark-Alive). Danish People's Party Member of the Folkgeting, 2005-2009. Danish People's Party Member, European Parliament (Denmark), 2009-Current. |
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Morten Messerschmidt Signature |
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Brian Arthur Mikkelsen (1966-Alive). Conservative People's Party Member of Folketinget of Denmark, 1994-Current; Minister for Culture, 2001-Current |
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Brian Arthur Mikkelsen Signature |
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Helge Adam Moeller (1942-Alive). Conservative People's Party Member of the Folketinget of Denmark, 1984-Current |
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Helge Adam Moeller Signature |
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Per Stig Moeller (1942-Alive). Conservative People's Party Member of the Folketinget of Denmark, 1988-Current; Minister for the Environment, 1990-1993; Chairman, Conservative People's Party, 1997-1998; Minister of Foreign Affairs, 2001-Current |
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Per Stig Moeller Signature |