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Denmark in 1972

Historical records for Denmark in 1972, rendered directly from the World History Database and ordered by month, day and event.

7Records
4Events
5Named people
2Places
1Categories

Historical records

January

22 January 1972Treaty of AccessionJens Otto Christensen

Brussels · Government / Government of Denmark

Adds his signature for Denmark as part of the delegation concluding the accession treaty.

22 January 1972Treaty of AccessionJens Otto Krag

Brussels · Government / Government of Denmark

Signs Denmark's Treaty of Accession and commits the government to European Communities membership.

22 January 1972Treaty of AccessionIvar Norgaard

Brussels · Government / Government of Denmark

Signs Denmark's accession treaty as minister responsible for foreign economic relations.

October

5 October 1972End of Second Krag PremiershipJens Otto Krag

Copenhagen · Government / Government of Denmark

The Second Krag Premiership ends in Copenhagen, concluding this term as Prime Minister of Denmark.

5 October 1972First Jørgensen PremiershipAnker Jørgensen

Copenhagen · Government / Government of Denmark

Begins the First Jørgensen Premiership in Copenhagen and serves as Prime Minister of Denmark.

18 October 1972Treaty of AccessionAnker Jorgensen

Copenhagen · Government / Government of Denmark

Heads Denmark when ratification of the accession treaty is formally notified.

Other Events

1972Prime Minister of DenmarkAnker Jorgensen

Government / Government of Denmark

Appointed Prime Minister of Denmark, 1st term

Names involved

Anker JorgensenAnker JørgensenIvar NorgaardJens Otto ChristensenJens Otto Krag

Places involved

BrusselsCopenhagen

Provenance

This page is generated from stored World History Database records matching the exact country and year shown above. Exact duplicate display records are collapsed. Records without a month are listed after the monthly sections. Source provenance varies by record; formal academic citation should be checked against the relevant primary source, archive or specialist historical reference.