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 | | Poul Schlüter's successor was the Social Democrat Poul Nyrup Rasmussen. | | | The Liberals, led by Poul Hartling, governed between 1973 and 1975 with only 22 seats in the Folketing. | | | Schlüter led a number of successive non-Socialist governments until 1993 and became the longest-reigning Prime Minister since Stauning. |
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| | He retained his leadership until September 1982, when Poul Schlüter, a Conservative, was named to head a right-of-center coalition. | | | The Social Democrats suffered losses in the elections of late 1973, and Poul Hartling, a Liberal, formed a minority cabinet. | | | A new majority coalition government was formed, with Social Democrat Poul Nyrup Rasmussen as prime minister. |
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http://britishbattles.homestead.com/files/baltic/denmark/danish_hist_from_encarta.htm
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| Â | Denmark - Hutchinson encyclopedia article about Denmark |
| | After 11 years in office, the Conservative leader Poul Schlüter resigned as prime minister in January 1993, accused of lying over his role in an incident involving Tamil refugees. | | | Denmark's centre-right Venstre party, led by Anders Fogh Rasmussen, won general elections held on 21 November 2001, defeating the Social Democrats (Socialdemokratiet I Danmark), led by Poul Nyrup Rasmussen. | | | He was succeeded by Poul Nyrup Rasmussen, heading a Social Democrat-led coalition. |
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http://encyclopedia.farlex.com/Denmark
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| Â | Denmark. The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition. 2001-05 |
| | In 1993, Schlüter resigned; Poul Nyrup Rasmussen, a Social Democrat, became prime minister, heading a center-left coalition that was returned to office in 1998. | | | The cabinet of ministers is responsible to the Folketing and must have the support of the majority of that body. | | | Executive power is exercised by the monarch through his or her ministers, led by the prime minister, who is the head of government. |
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| | After 11 years in office, the Conservative leader Poul Schlüter resigned as prime minister in January 1993, accused of lying over his role in an incident involving Tamil refugees. | | | Denmark’s centre-right Venstre party, led by Anders Fogh Rasmussen, won general elections held on 21 November 2001, defeating the Social Democrats (Socialdemokratiet I Danmark), led by Poul Nyrup Rasmussen. | | | He was succeeded by Poul Nyrup Rasmussen, heading a Social Democrat-led coalition. |
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http://www.uk.tiscali.com/reference/encyclopaedia/hutchinson/m0019722.html
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| | After 11 years in office, the Conservative leader Poul Schlüter resigned as prime minister in January 1993, accused of lying over his role in an incident involving Tamil refugees. | | | Denmark's centre-right Venstre party, led by Anders Fogh Rasmussen, won general elections held on 21 November 2001, defeating the Social Democrats (Socialdemokratiet I Danmark), led by Poul Nyrup Rasmussen. | | | The prime minister and cabinet are drawn from and responsible to the Folketing, which has 179 members elected by adult franchise – 175 representing metropolitan Denmark, two for the Faroe Islands, and two for Greenland. |
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http://encyclopedia.farlex.com/Denmark
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| Â | The Time of Giant Demonstrations |
| | Two times, during Poul Hartling's Liberal government (in power during the period 1973-75, translator's note), as well as in 1985 during Conservative Poul Schlüter, there were big demonstrations. | | | But these took place under special circumstances, and the same bourgeois media denied every time that 100,000 people participated. | | | And at that time, the same bourgeois media were postulating that the number was far less. |
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http://www.apk2000.dk/english/kp-international/kpint2001/kpint2002/2002-kpint0330-editorial.html
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| Â | Thorsten Overgaard Leica M4 rangefinder camera with 21mm Super Angulon f/3.4 |
| | The camera has been on active duty 24-7 in many countries but has mostly served in Denmark, photographing well-known Danish people such as Mogens Glistrup, Klaus Riskjær, the poet Dan Turell, Dirch Passer, Victor Borge, Princess Benedicte, the singer Dario Campotto, foreign minister Uffe Elleman-Jensen and prime ministers Poul Schlüter and Poul Hartling. | | | After 1982 the photographer held executive positions at Politiken and hardly used it, untill he decided to sell it in 2004. | | | Only the original 90 mm was stolen with another Leica and then replaced around 1980 with the 90 mm Tele-Elmarit in black that goes with it now. |
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http://www.overgaard.com/leica/leica_M4.html
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| Â | Press Ethics in Denmark |
| | The commission was established during the conservative Prime Minister Poul Schlüter´s minority government period from 1982 until January 1993 when the social democrat Poul Nyrup Rasmussen formed a majority government with three small centre coalition parties. | | | Denmark´s only approved state financed journalism training institution is Danmarks Journalisthøjskole in Århus where the majority of the students graduate after a four years´ training programme consisting of 2 1/2 years´ training programme at the school and 1 1/2 years´ practical trainee period at an approved media working place. | | | Denmark is one of the smallest EC member countries with its 5,1 million inhabitants, but Denmark holds a strong position when it comes to daily papers. |
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| Â | Klaus Riis: Travailler à un troisième "Non" danois |
| | En 1992, le "non" au traité de Maastricht avait mis fin aux dix ans de règne du gouvernement bourgeois de Poul Schlüter. | | | Huit ans plus tard, en 2000, le "non" danois à l'euro avait marqué la fin du gouvernement socialdémocrate de Poul Nyrup Rasmussen. |
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| Â | Trabajando por un tercer "no" danés |
| | En 1992, el "no" al Tratado de Maastricht puso fin a los diez años en el poder del gobierno abiertamente burgués de Poul Schlüter. | | | Ocho años después, en 2000, el "no" danés al euro señaló el fin del gobierno socialdemócrata de Poul Nyrup Rasmussen. | | | Debido a la gran oposición popular, con un claro contenido de clase -de clase obrera-, hacia la "Europa Unida de los monopolios" ya desde el referendo de adhesión en 1972, se han celebrado un cierto número de referendos acerca de los diversos tratados, resultando en dos "noes" en momentos cruciales del desarrollo del proyecto europeo. |
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| Â | Thorsten Overgaard Leica M4 rangefinder camera with 21mm Super Angulon f/3.4 |
| | The camera has been on active duty 24-7 in many countries but has mostly served in Denmark, photographing well-known Danish people such as Mogens Glistrup, Klaus Riskjær, the poet Dan Turell, Dirch Passer, Victor Borge, Princess Benedicte, the singer Dario Campotto, foreign minister Uffe Elleman-Jensen and prime ministers Poul Schlüter and Poul Hartling. | | | Only the original 90 mm was stolen with another Leica and then replaced around 1980 with the 90 mm Tele-Elmarit in black that goes with it now. | | | After 1982 the photographer held executive positions at Politiken and hardly used it, untill he decided to sell it in 2004. |
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| | In 1993, Schlüter resigned; Poul Nyrup Rasmussen, a Social Democrat, became prime minister, heading a center-left coalition that was returned to office in 1998. | | | The Danish-Swedish Treaty of Copenhagen (1660) confirmed most of the Danish losses imposed by the Treaty of Roskilde (1658). | | | Having initially rejected (June, 1992) the European Community's Maastricht Treaty, an agreement that represented a major step toward European unification, Danish voters approved the treaty with exemptions in May, 1993. |
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| Â | Nationale mindesmærker og mødesteder 1830 - 2000 |
| | Siden indførelsen af folkestyret i 1849 er der rejst mindesmærker over fem statsministre, men heraf er der kun to statsministre i perioden efter 1945: Klaus Berntsen (V), Niels Neergaard (V), Thorvald Stauning (S), Erik Eriksen (V) og Poul Schlüter (C). |
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| | Uffe Ellemann-Jensen was minister for Foreign Affairs in the Conservative-led Poul Schlüter Administration from 1982-1993. | | | Furthermore, he instigated and led Danish recognition of the renewed independence of the three Baltic countries, Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania in 1991, when Denmark was the first country to re-establish diplomatic relations with the three countries. | | | At that point, Uffe decided to leave politics in order to pave the way for a younger generation of leadership of his party. |
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| | The former Danish Prime Minister of many years’ standing, Poul Schlüter, has acted since the turn of the year as the special representative of the Ministers for Nordic Cooperation on the obstacles issue. | | | Minister of Children and the Family Berit Andnor, Sweden (Responsible for disability issues and Minister for Nordic Cooperation). | | | The Award was established at the Nordic Council on Disability Policy’s inaugural meeting in Helsinki on 13 November 1997 in order to stimulate work in the Nordic countries towards a society that is accessible and functions for all. |
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| | En 1982-1984, au Danemark, symbole du modèle scandinave de l'Etat-providence, une coalition clairement à droite prend les rênes du pouvoir sous la direction de Poul Schlüter. |
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| | Among the participants were Danish forein minister Niels Helveg Petersen, former prime minister Poul SchlŸter and a lot of other celebrities including the chess master Svend Hamann and the tennis master Jšrgen Ulrich. | | | Danish national Lauge SchŠffer play against the foreign minister Niels Helveg Petersen | | | Denmark led 30-24 at half time, at one point trailed by 20 in the second but came back to win by 76-71. |
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| | Among the participants were Danish forein minister Niels Helveg Petersen, former prime minister Poul SchlŸter and a lot of other celebrities including the chess master Svend Hamann and the tennis master Jšrgen Ulrich. | | | Danish national Lauge SchŠffer play against the foreign minister Niels Helveg Petersen | | | Other newspapers had cronicles about bridge, and even local papers had the bridge story in major pieces far beyond their usually narrow local angle. |
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| Â | Denmark. The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition. 2001-05 |
| | In 1993, Schlüter resigned; Poul Nyrup Rasmussen, a Social Democrat, became prime minister, heading a center-left coalition that was returned to office in 1998. | | | Denmark was involved in numerous wars with Sweden and other neighbors; the participation of Christian IV (reigned 1588–1648) in the Thirty Years War (1618–48) and the wars of Frederick III (reigned 1648–70) with Sweden caused Denmark to lose its hegemony in the north to Sweden. | | | The Danish-Swedish Treaty of Copenhagen (1660) confirmed most of the Danish losses imposed by the Treaty of Roskilde (1658). |
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| | In 1993, Schlüter resigned; Poul Nyrup Rasmussen, a Social Democrat, became prime minister, heading a center-left coalition that was returned to office in 1998. | | | The cabinet of ministers is responsible to the Folketing and must have the support of the majority of that body. | | | Executive power is exercised by the monarch through his or her ministers, led by the prime minister, who is the head of government. |
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| | In 1993, Schlüter resigned; Poul Nyrup Rasmussen, a Social Democrat, became prime minister, heading a center-left coalition that was returned to office in 1998. | | | The cabinet of ministers is responsible to the Folketing and must have the support of the majority of that body. | | | Executive power is exercised by the monarch through his or her ministers, led by the prime minister, who is the head of government. |
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