1964 in Denmark
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- Monarch – Frederik IX[1]
- Prime minister – Jens Otto Krag
Events
- 21 March – Denmark hosts the Eurovision Song Contest and finishes in 9th place.
- 22 September – The 1964 parliamentary election is held.
Sport
- January–February – Denmark participates in the 1964 Winter Olympics.
- October – Denmark participates in the 1964 Summer Olympics and wins six medals.
Badminton
- 1–4 April – All England Open Badminton Championships
- Knud Aage Nielsen wins gold in Men's Single
- Finn Kobberø and Jørgen Hammergaard Hansen win gold in Men's Double
- Karin Jørgensen and Ulla Strand win gold in Women's Double
Football
- 19 April – Naja Abelsen, painter and illustrator
- 30 March – the 1964 Jutland Series is launched
- 7 May – Esbjerg fB wins the 1963–64 Danish Cup by defeating KFUMs Boldklub Odense 2–1 in the final.
- 17–20 June – Denmark participates in 1964 European Nations' Cup in France.
- 17 June – Denmark is defeated by the Soviet Union in the semi-final.
- 20 June – Denmark is defeated by Hungary in the bronze match.
- 15 November – the 1964 Jutland Series final is played
Births
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January–March
- 13 January – Claus Nielsen, footballer
- 30 January – Torsten Gejl, politician
- 4 February – Marianne Gaarden, bishop
- 21 March – Jesper Skibby, cyclist
April–June
- 3 April – Bjarne Riis, cyclist
- 8 April – Janne Teller, author
- 22 April – Bo Gunge, composer
- 6 May – Lars Mikkelsen, actor
- 10 May – Mai Gehrke, mathematician
- 15 May – Lars Løkke Rasmussen, 25th Prime Minister of Denmark
- 1 June – Marianne Florman, handball player
- 15 June – Michael Laudrup, football player
- 30 June – Alexandra, Countess of Frederiksborg, Ex-wife of Prince Joachim of Denmark
July–September
- 6 August Sara Blædel, author
- 9 September – Cæcilie Norby, jazz and rock singer
- 18 September – Curt Hansen, chess grandmaster
- 25 September – Ida Jessen, author
October–December
- 11 October – Christian Dyvig, businessman
- 3 November – Paprika Steen, actress
- 11 December – Niels Christian Meyer, television host
- 20 December – Morten Løkkegaard, politician
