Berntsen Government
The Berntsen Government ends in Copenhagen, concluding this term as Council President of Denmark.
Permanent historical records · Updated 2026-11-03
1913 in Denmark
Explore 10 historical events and records for Denmark in 1913.
Historical records for Denmark in 1913
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Second Zahle Council Presidency
Begins the Second Zahle Council Presidency in Copenhagen and serves as Council President of Denmark.
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Bohr Atomic Model
Publishes an atomic model with electrons occupying discrete energy states.
Charged Particle Stopping Theory
Publishes theoretical work on how moving charged particles lose velocity while passing through matter, developed from research undertaken in Rutherford's laboratory.
Constitution of Atoms and Molecules Trilogy
Publishes a three-part series on atomic and molecular constitution that integrates Rutherford's nucleus with quantum restrictions and extends the framework beyond hydrogen.
Copenhagen Physics Lectureship
Takes a lectureship in physics at the University of Copenhagen and continues developing the new quantum description of atomic structure.
Discovery of Electrons
In 1913, Danish physicist Niels Bohr postulated that electrons resided in quantized energy states, with the energy determined by the angular momentum of the electrons orbits about the nucleus
Prime Minister of Denmark
Appointed Prime Minister of Denmark, 2nd term
Quantized Electron Orbits
Explains the hydrogen spectrum through quantum transitions between stationary orbits.
Secretary of State for Defence
Appointed Minister of Defence
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