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1929 in Denmark

Explore 8 historical events and records for Denmark in 1929.

Historical records for Denmark in 1929

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April

Madsen-Mygdal Government

Madsen-Mygdal, Thomas ยท Copenhagen ยท Prime Minister of Denmark ยท Government / Government of Denmark

The Madsen-Mygdal Government ends in Copenhagen, concluding this term as Prime Minister of Denmark.

Second Stauning Premiership

Stauning, Thorvald ยท Copenhagen ยท Prime Minister of Denmark ยท Government / Government of Denmark

Begins the Second Stauning Premiership in Copenhagen and serves as Prime Minister of Denmark.

Other events (month unknown)

Coagulation Deficiency Observation

Dam, Henrik Carl Peter ยท Copenhagen ยท Biochemist ยท Science / Medicine

Observes abnormal bleeding in chickens maintained on a restricted diet.

Copenhagen Physics Conferences Established

Bohr, Niels Henrik David ยท Copenhagen ยท Theoretical Physicist ยท Science / Physics

Institutionalises recurring Copenhagen conferences that bring leading and younger physicists together for informal discussion of unresolved problems in quantum and atomic physics.

Foreign Secretary of Denmark

Munch, Peter Rochegune ยท Foreign Secretary of Denmark ยท Government / Government of Denmark

Appointed Foreign Minister

Minister of Justice

Zahle, Carl Theodor ยท Minister of Justice ยท Government / Government of Denmark

Appointed Minister of Justice, 2nd term

Prime Minister of Denmark

Stauning, Thorvald ยท Prime Minister of Denmark ยท Government / Government of Denmark

Appointed Prime Minister of Denmark, 2nd term

Vitamin K Research Begins

Dam, Henrik Carl Peter ยท Copenhagen ยท Biochemist ยท Science / Medicine

Begins investigations leading to identification of a fat-soluble coagulation factor.

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