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The Cabinet of Denmark is the chief executive body of the Kingdom of Denmark. In Denmark, cabinets are named after the Prime Minister, who is also the leader of the government.
List of cabinets
Cabinet From Parties Popular name Cabinet of Moltke I 22 March 1848 Ministers outside the parties
National Liberal Party
BondevennerneMarch Cabinet Cabinet of Moltke II 16 November 1848 Ministers outside the parties
National Liberal PartyNovember Cabinet Cabinet of Moltke III 13 July 1851 — July Cabinet Cabinet of Moltke IV 18 October 1851 — October Cabinet Cabinet of Bluhme I 27 January 1852 — January Cabinet Cabinet of Ørsted 21 April 1853 — — Cabinet of Bang 12 December 1854 — — Cabinet of Andræ 18 October 1856 — — Cabinet of Hall I 13 May 1857 — — Cabinet of Rotwitt 2 December 1859 — — Cabinet of Hall II 24 February 1860 — — Cabinet of Monrad 31 December 1863 — — Cabinet of Bluhme II 11 July 1864 — — Cabinet of Frijs 6 November 1865 — — Cabinet of Holstein-Holsteinborg 28 May 1870 — — Cabinet of Fonnesbech 14 July 1874 — — Cabinet of Estrup 11 June 1875 Højre — Cabinet of Reedtz-Thott 7 August 1894 Højre — Cabinet of Hørring 23 May 1897 Højre — Cabinet of Sehested 27 April 1900 Højre — Cabinet of Deuntzer 24 July 1901 Liberal Party — Cabinet of J.C. Christensen I 14 January 1905 Liberal Party — Cabinet of J.C. Christensen II 24 July 1908 Liberal Party — Cabinet of Neergaard I 12 October 1908 Liberal Party — Cabinet of Holstein-Ledreborg 16 August 1909 Liberal Party — Cabinet of Zahle I 28 October 1909 Danish Social Liberal Party — Cabinet of Klaus Berntsen 5 July 1910 Liberal Party — Cabinet of Zahle II 21 June 1913 Danish Social Liberal Party — Cabinet of Otto Liebe 30 March 1920 Caretaker cabinet — Cabinet of M.P. Friis 5 April 1920 Caretaker cabinet — Cabinet of Neergaard II 5 May 1920 Liberal Party — Cabinet of Neergaard III 9 October 1922 Liberal Party — Cabinet of Thorvald Stauning I 23 April 1924 Social Democrats — Cabinet of Madsen-Mygdal 14 December 1926 Liberal Party — Cabinet of Thorvald Stauning II 30 April 1929 Social Democrats
Danish Social Liberal PartyCabinet of Stauning-Munch Cabinet of Thorvald Stauning III 8 July 1940 Unity government — Cabinet of Vilhelm Buhl I 4 May 1942 Unity government — Cabinet of Erik Scavenius 9 November 1942 Unity government — Cabinet of Vilhelm Buhl II 5 May 1945 Unity government Liberation Cabinet Cabinet of Knud Kristensen 7 November 1945 Liberal Party — Cabinet of Hans Hedtoft I 13 November 1947 Social Democrats — Cabinet of Erik Eriksen 30 October 1950 Liberal Party
Conservative People's Party— Cabinet of Hans Hedtoft II 30 September 1953 Social Democrats — Cabinet of H. C. Hansen I 1 February 1955 Social Democrats — Cabinet of H. C. Hansen II 28 May 1957 Social Democrats
Danish Social Liberal Party
Justice PartyTriangle Cabinet (Trekantregeringen) Cabinet of Viggo Kampmann I 21 February 1960 Social Democrats
Danish Social Liberal Party
Justice Party— Cabinet of Viggo Kampmann II 18 November 1960 Social Democrats
Danish Social Liberal Party— Cabinet of Jens Otto Krag I 3 September 1962 Social Democrats
Danish Social Liberal Party— Cabinet of Jens Otto Krag II 29 September 1964 Social Democrats — Cabinet of Hilmar Baunsgaard 2 February 1968 Danish Social Liberal Party
Conservative People's Party
Liberal PartyVKR Cabinet Cabinet of Jens Otto Krag III 11 October 1971 Social Democrats — Cabinet of Anker Jørgensen I 5 October 1972 Social Democrats — Cabinet of Poul Hartling 19 December 1973 Liberal Party — Cabinet of Anker Jørgensen II 13 February 1975 Social Democrats — Cabinet of Anker Jørgensen III 30 August 1978 Social Democrats
Liberal PartySV Cabinet Cabinet of Anker Jørgensen IV 26 October 1979 Social Democrats — Cabinet of Anker Jørgensen V 30 December 1981 Social Democrats — Cabinet of Poul Schlüter I 10 September 1982 Conservative People's Party
Liberal Party
Centre Democrats
Christian DemocratsFour-leaf clover Cabinet (Firkløverregeringen) Cabinet of Poul Schlüter II 10 September 1987 Conservative People's Party
Liberal Party
Centre Democrats
Christian Democrats— Cabinet of Poul Schlüter III 3 March 1988 Conservative People's Party
Liberal Party
Danish Social Liberal PartyKVR Cabinet Cabinet of Poul Schlüter IV 18 December 1990 Conservative People's Party
Liberal PartyKV Cabinet Cabinet of Poul Nyrup Rasmussen I 25 January 1993 Social Democrats
Centre Democrats
Danish Social Liberal Party
Christian Democrats— Cabinet of Poul Nyrup Rasmussen II 27 September 1994 Social Democrats
Danish Social Liberal Party
Centre Democrats— Cabinet of Poul Nyrup Rasmussen III 30 December 1996 Social Democrats
Danish Social Liberal PartySR Cabinet Cabinet of Poul Nyrup Rasmussen IV 23 March 1998 Social Democrats
Danish Social Liberal PartySR Cabinet Cabinet of Anders Fogh Rasmussen I 27 November 2001 Liberal Party
Conservative People's PartyVK Cabinet Cabinet of Anders Fogh Rasmussen II 18 February 2005 Liberal Party
Conservative People's PartyVK Cabinet Cabinet of Anders Fogh Rasmussen III 23 November 2007 Liberal Party
Conservative People's PartyVK Cabinet Cabinet of Lars Løkke Rasmussen 5 April 2009 Liberal Party
Conservative People's PartyVK Cabinet Cabinet of Helle Thorning-Schmidt 3 October 2011 Social Democrats
Danish Social Liberal Party
Socialist People's Party— References
- List of Danish governments - From the official website of Folketinget
- Homepage of the Prime minister
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Other entities - European Union
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