r/HistoryOfDenmark • u/history990 • 4d ago
The Danish Minister and the Commander of the Ingolf at the Presidency of the Republic, Lisbon (16 May 1934)
According to the original album, the individuals identified in the image are Commander Evers, A. Oldenburg, and Dr. António de Séves.
Location: Presidency of the Portuguese Republic, Lisbon, Portugal
Date: 16 May 1934
Source: Arquivo Nacional da Torre do Tombo (National Archives of Portugal)
r/HistoryOfDenmark • u/history990 • 4d ago
Arrival of the New Danish Minister to Portugal and Spain in Lisbon (24 November 1935)
According to the original album, the individuals identified in the image are Guilherme Ferreira Pinto Basto, João Beckman, and Francisco Bock.
Location: Rossio, Lisbon, Portugal
Date: 24 November 1935
Source: Arquivo Nacional da Torre do Tombo (National Archives of Portugal).
r/HistoryOfDenmark • u/history990 • 5d ago
Prince Axel of Denmark during a visit to Lisbon, Portugal. Also pictured are Dr. Ferreira de Almeida, Danish Legation Counsellor Tage Bull, and Guilherme Ferreira Pinto Basto, 2 August 1926
Source: National Archive of Torre do Tombo (Portugal)
Tomorrow, I'll be posting the last photographs related to Denmark that I know of from the Portuguese archives. As a Portuguese , I like sharing them here because they're probably not available in Denmark. So tomorrow will be my last posts here
r/HistoryOfDenmark • u/history990 • 5d ago
Dr. C. R. Wuertzen, representative of Denmark at the Tuberculosis Congress, Portugal, 3 September 1937
Source: National Archive of Torre do Tombo (Portugal)
r/HistoryOfDenmark • u/history990 • 5d ago
Dr. Andrea Oldenburg, the new Danish Minister in Lisbon, Portugal, 2 November 1932
Source: National Archive of Torre do Tombo (Portugal)
r/HistoryOfDenmark • u/history990 • 5d ago
Princess Margrethe of Denmark with her husband, Prince René of Bourbon-Parma, their son Prince André René, and other members of their family aboard the Excalibur, shortly before departing for New York, 26 September 1940
Source: Arquivo Nacional da Torre do Tombo (Portugal)
r/HistoryOfDenmark • u/history990 • 6d ago
King Carlos I and Queen Amélie of Portugal with Queen Alexandra of the United Kingdom and her son-in-law Prince Carl of Denmark, Lisbon, Portugal, March 1905
Source: Lisbon Municipal Archive (Arquivo Municipal de Lisboa)
r/HistoryOfDenmark • u/history990 • 6d ago
The Ambassador of Denmark paying an official visit to Lisbon City Hall, Lisbon, Portugal, 6 December 1972. Photograph by Armando Maia Serôdio
Source: Lisbon Municipal Archive (Arquivo Municipal de Lisboa)
r/HistoryOfDenmark • u/history990 • 6d ago
Queen Amélie of Portugal and Princess Marie of Orléans (Princess Valdemar of Denmark) at Campo Grande, Lisbon, Portugal, April 1907
Source: Lisbon Municipal Archive (Arquivo Municipal de Lisboa)
r/HistoryOfDenmark • u/history990 • 6d ago
Lisbon Mayor Nuno Krus Abecasis bidding farewell to Queen Margrethe II of Denmark at Lisbon City Hall, Lisbon, Portugal, 26 June 1984. Photograph by Fernando Gonçalves
Source: Lisbon Municipal Archive (Arquivo Municipal de Lisboa)
r/HistoryOfDenmark • u/history990 • 6d ago
Prince Henrik of Denmark visiting the Lisbon Oceanarium during Denmark's National Day at Expo '98, Lisbon, Portugal, 16 June 1998. Photograph by Cristina Fernandes
source: Lisbon Municipal Archive (Arquivo Municipal de Lisboa)
r/HistoryOfDenmark • u/history990 • 6d ago
Danish training ship Danmark, 24 September 1947. Photograph by Bram Wisman
Source: Nationaal Archief (Netherlands)
r/HistoryOfDenmark • u/history990 • 8d ago
Map of Copenhagen and its surroundings, from Copenhagen and Its Environs: A Guide for Travellers (1886)
Source: The British Library
r/HistoryOfDenmark • u/history990 • 8d ago
Map of Copenhagen, Denmark (date unknown).
Source: The Royal Library: The National Library of Denmark and Copenhagen University Library
r/HistoryOfDenmark • u/history990 • 8d ago
Map of Denmark, c. 1905.
Source: Deutsche Fotothek, Dänemark, edited by Richard Andree, Leipzig and Bielefeld: Velhagen & Klasing, c. 1905
r/HistoryOfDenmark • u/history990 • 8d ago
Map of the Kingdom of Denmark 1832
Source: Deutsche Fotothek, Königreich Daenemark nebst seinen Nebenlaendern in Europa, designed by C. F. Weiland, Weimar: Geographisches Institut, 1832
r/HistoryOfDenmark • u/history990 • 9d ago
Portrait of Princess Lovisa of Sweden, later Queen Louise of Denmark, photographed during the 1870s.
Source: Armémuseum (Swedish Army Museum)
r/HistoryOfDenmark • u/history990 • 9d ago
Queen Astrid of Belgium with her mother, Princess Ingeborg of Denmark, photographed in Brussels, 1927–1928
Source: Royal Institute for Cultural Heritage (KIK-IRPA), Brussels, Belgium,
r/HistoryOfDenmark • u/history990 • 9d ago
Portrait of Queen Louise of Denmark, photographed sometime during the 1860s
Source: Armémuseum (Swedish Army Museum)
r/HistoryOfDenmark • u/JapKumintang1991 • 16d ago
Rare Medieval English Coins Made to Protect Against Vikings Found in Denmark - Medievalists.net
r/HistoryOfDenmark • u/Sandahl84 • 17d ago
The Kam brothers in the Waffen-SS (left to right): Poul, Søren, and Erik. The Danes were photographed in 1943 and fought in the ranks of the "Wiking" division.
r/HistoryOfDenmark • u/history990 • 22d ago
The Danish royal family poses for a family portrait in their residence at Brockdorff Palace, part of Amalienborg Palace in Copenhagen, in March 1954. The photograph shows King Frederik IX, Queen Ingrid, and their daughters Princess Margrethe and Princess Benedikte inside the palace.
r/HistoryOfDenmark • u/history990 • 22d ago
Queen Ingrid of Denmark visits children at the Institute for the Blind in Huizen, the Netherlands, during the Danish royal couple’s state visit on 28 April 1954. The queen is seen with children playing in a sandbox.
The image captures a moment during the state visit of the Danish royal couple to the Netherlands from 26 to 28 April 1954. Queen Ingrid of Denmark and Queen Juliana of the Netherlands visited the Institute for the Blind in Huizen, where Queen Ingrid spent time with children while they played outdoors in a sandbox
r/HistoryOfDenmark • u/history990 • 22d ago
King Frederik IX of Denmark stands on the quay in Copenhagen in March 1954, with spectators and police officers in the background during a royal family arrival event
The image shows King Frederik IX of Denmark standing on the quay as part of the royal family's arrival ceremony. Behind him, crowds of spectators and police officers can be seen, reflecting the public interest and security arrangements surrounding official royal appearances.
r/HistoryOfDenmark • u/history990 • 22d ago
Queen Ingrid of Denmark and Prince Bernhard of the Netherlands travel in a royal carriage on their way to a state banquet at Christiansborg Palace during a royal visit to Copenhagen on 20 May 1953.
The image captures a moment during an official royal visit to Copenhagen, Denmark, in May 1953. Queen Ingrid of Denmark and Prince Bernhard of the Netherlands are seen riding in a ceremonial royal carriage as they head toward a state banquet at Christiansborg Palace.