Christensen II Cabinet

Second Christensen Cabinet

23rd Cabinet of Denmark
Date formed| 24 July 1908 (1908-07-24)
Date dissolved| 12 October 1908 (1908-10-12)
People and organisations
Head of state| Frederik VIII
Head of government| Jens Christian Christensen
Member party| Venstre Reform Party
History
Election(s)| –
Outgoing election| –
Legislature term(s)| 1906–1909
Predecessor| Christensen I
Successor| Neergaard I

The Second Christensen Cabinet was the government of Denmark from 24 July 1908 to 12 October 1908.

It was replaced by the Neergaard I Cabinet on 12 October 1908.

## List of ministers and portfolios[edit]

Some of the terms being before 24 July 1908 because the minister was in the First Christensen Cabinet as well. The cabinet consisted of:[1]

Portfolio | Minister | Took office | Left office | Party

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Council President &
Minister of Defence|

Jens Christian Christensen

| 14 January 1905| 12 October 1908|  | Venstre Reform
Minister of Foreign Affairs|

Frederik Raben-Levetzau

| 14 January 1905| 12 October 1908|  | Venstre Reform
Minister for Finance|

Niels Neergaard

| 24 July 1908| 12 October 1908|  | Venstre Reform
Kultus Minister|

Enevold Sørensen

| 14 January 1905| 12 October 1908|  | Venstre Reform
Minister of Justice|

Svend Høgsbro

| 24 July 1908| 12 October 1908|  | Venstre Reform
Minister of the Interior|

Sigurd Berg

| 14 January 1905| 12 October 1908|  | Venstre Reform
Minister for Public Works|

Jens Jensen-Sønderup

| 24 July 1908| 12 October 1908|  | Venstre Reform
Minister for Agriculture|

Anders Nielsen

| 24 July 1908| 12 October 1908|  | Venstre Reform
Minister for Iceland|

Hannes Hafstein

| 14 January 1905| 12 October 1908|  | Home Rule
Preceded by

Christensen I

|  Cabinet of Denmark
24 July 1908 - 12 October 1908  | Succeeded by

Neergaard I

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## References[edit]

1. ^ "Regeringen Christensen II". stm.dk (in Danish). Statsministeriet. Retrieved 21 February 2024.

* Skou, Kaare R. (2005). Dansk politik A-Å (in Danish). Aschehoug. ISBN 87-11-11652-8.

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Cabinets of Denmark

19th century|

* Moltke I
* Moltke II
* Moltke III
* Moltke IV
* Bluhme I
* Ørsted
* Bang
* Andræ
* Hall I
* Rotwitt
* Hall II
* Monrad
* Bluhme II
* Frijs
* Holstein-Holsteinborg
* Fonnesbech
* Estrup
* Reedtz-Thott
* Hørring

20th century|

* Sehested
* Deuntzer
* Christensen I
* Christensen II
* Neergaard
* Holstein-Ledreborg
* Zahle I
* Berntsen
* Zahle II
* Liebe
* Friis
* Neergaard II
* Neergaard III
* Stauning I
* Madsen-Mygdal
* Stauning II
* Stauning III
* Stauning IV
* Stauning V
* Stauning VI
* Buhl I
* Scavenius
* Buhl II
* Kristensen
* Hedtoft I
* Hedtoft II
* Eriksen
* Hedtoft III
* Hansen I
* Hansen II
* Kampmann I
* Kampmann II
* Krag I
* Krag II
* Baunsgaard
* Krag III
* Jørgensen I
* Hartling
* Jørgensen II
* Jørgensen III
* Jørgensen IV
* Jørgensen V
* Schlüter I
* Schlüter II
* Schlüter III
* Schlüter IV
* P.N. Rasmussen I
* P.N. Rasmussen II
* P.N. Rasmussen III
* P.N. Rasmussen IV

21st century|

* A.F. Rasmussen I
* A.F. Rasmussen II
* A.F. Rasmussen III
* L.L. Rasmussen I
* Thorning-Schmidt I
* Thorning-Schmidt II
* L. L. Rasmussen II
* L. L. Rasmussen III
* Frederiksen I
* Frederiksen II

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