Erik Ninn-Hansen (12 April 1922 – 20 September 2014) was a Danish politician. He served in the Cabinet of Hilmar Baunsgaard, first as Defence Minister...
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writer Erik Hansen (footballer) Eric Hansen (disambiguation) Erik Hanson (disambiguation) Erik Kofoed-Hansen (1897–1965), Danish fencer Erik Ninn-Hansen (1922–2014)...
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government had to resign after the Tamil Case, when the Justice Minister, Erik Ninn-Hansen (himself a former Conservative leader), was impeached. The party used...
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Party. He was elected leader of the Conservatives from 1974, defeating Erik Ninn-Hansen. Though he lost the position in 1977, he regained it two years later...
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six-year term in this position. In 1995 the former Minister of Justice Erik Ninn-Hansen from the Conservative People's Party was impeached in connection with...
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Tamil family reunifications. Following this, the Minister of Justice Erik Ninn-Hansen decided to stall the advance of family reunification of Tamil refugees...
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four cases of murder Peter Langkjær Madsen, murder of journalist Erik Ninn-Hansen, abuse of power as Minister of Justice by impeachment Palle Sørensen...
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revoked on the basis of criminality, such as Peter Adler Alberti (1910), Erik Ninn-Hansen (1995), Peter Brixtofte (2008) and Christian Kjær (2019). Foreigners...
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Henning Norbert Knudsen [da] † Palle Blåbjerg † Anker Walther Marcus † Michael Linde Poul Schlüter Erik Ninn-Hansen Egon Weidekamp Casualties and losses...
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Bank) (the Alberti case). In 1995, the former Minister for Justice Erik Ninn-Hansen, was given a suspended sentence of four months imprisonment for having...
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