1954 in Denmark
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- Monarch – Frederik IX[1]
- Prime minister – Hans Hedtoft
Events
- 2 March – The 1954 Danish local elections is held.
Sports
Date unknown
- Lucien Gillen (LUX) and Ferdinando Terruzzi (ITA) win the Six Days of Copenhagen six-day track cycling race.
Births
January–March
- 16 January – Morten P. Meldal, chemist
- 19 February – Hans Thybo, geophysicist
- 28 February – Henning Hyllested, politician
- 29 January – Niels Eje, music composer and oboist
- 31 January – Michael Melchior, rabbi
- 25 March – Bendt Bendtsen, politician
April–June
- 15 June
- Dan Laustsen, cinematographer
- Uffe Elbæk, politician
- 29 June – Helle Juul, architect
July–September
- 27 July – Rose Marie Tillisch, actress
- 12 September
- Ole Sohn, politician and writer
- Jakob Sølvhøj, politician
- 16 September – Dan Folke, composer (born 1906)
October–December
- 10 October – Lars Rebien Sørensen, business executive
- 10 November – Hans Kjeld Rasmussen, sports shooter (d. 2025)
- 14 December – Ib Andersen, ballet dancer, choreographer, and painter.
- 26 December – Astrid Noack, sculptor (born 1889)
Date unknown
Deaths
January–March
- 31 January – Astrid Rosing Sawyer, businesswoman and translator (born 1874)
- 11 March – Cai Gundelach, equestrian (born 1891)
April–June
- 5 April – Øjvind Winge, biologist (born 1886)
- 1 June – Martin Andersen Nexø, socialist, later communist, writer (born 1869)
July–September
- 8 July – Sigurd Langberg, actor (born 1897)
- 27 July – Thorvald Ellegaard, cyclist (born 1877)
- 29 August – Thyra Manicus-Hansen, ceramist (born 1872)
October–December
- 6 October – Hakon Børresen, composer (born 1876)[2]
- 8 October – Morten Korch, writer of populist stories and romances (born 1876)
- 10 October – Lars Rebien Sørensen, business executive
- 11 November – Johannes Giersing, chess master (born 1872)
- 18 December – Vilhelm Buhl, politician (born 1881)
- 26 December – Astrid Noack, sculptor (born 1888)
References
- ↑ "Frederick IX: king of Denmark". Encyclopedia Britannica. Retrieved 16 June 2019.
- ↑ "Hakon Børresen". Edition S. Retrieved 13 September 2025.
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