People from Copenhagen

Danish theologian, philosopher, poet and social critic (1813–1855)

Danish model and photographer

Danish princess; second daughter and child of King Frederick IX and Queen Ingrid of Denmark

Danish web usability consultant

Danish philosopher and theologian (1843–1931)

Danish lama

Danish football referee

self declared King of Iceland, defied the crown of Denmark. Reigned for a short period (1780-1841)

programmer, racing driver, creator of Ruby on Rails

Danish Mesoamericanist (1893–1963)

Danish stunt performer

Queen of Sweden from 1196 to 1199

Danish courtier (1738-1772)

art director (1889-1953)

Minister and first lady of Costa Rica

Danish orientalist

Danish nurse and women's rights activist

Danish historian, linguist, and clergy member

Opera director and manager

Danish resistance member (1910–1944)

Danish civil servant (1784-1852)

Danish musicologist

Danish photographer, songwriter and director of telegraph networks (1810–1877)

Danish-Austrian rabbi (1793-1865)

American magician (1883–1955)

Danish architect and designer (1882–1931)

Danish nurse

American physiologist (1918-2015)

Danish politician (1790-1867)

Danish historian, genealogist, heraldist and archivist (1850–1917)

Stephan Hansen Stephanius (July 23, 1599 – April 22, 1650) was a Danish historian and philologist. His name is sometimes fully Latinized as "Stephanus Johannis Stephanius" ==Biography== He was born in Copenhagen, Denmark-Norway. He attended Sorø Academy where his father Hans Stephensen (1561-1625) was a professor and superintendent. He later transferred to Herlufsholm School. He studied at the University of Copenhagen where in 1618 he took the Philosophical Baccalaureus. He subsequently studied at the University of Rostock and University of Leiden. After returning he became rector of Slanger

Danish actress and model

Danish archaeologist (1901-1972)

Danish writer (1872–1936)

Danish ballet dancer and choreographer

Danish school principal and physicist

Finnish diplomat

Danish mathematician and historian of mathematics (1874–1911)

Danish nursing supervisor and deaconess (1847-1930)

Danish nurse and trade unionist (1853-1932)

Danish estate owner, philanthropist, autobiographer (1867-1959)

Swedish politician

Danish ancient historian and librarian (1891-1980)

(1840-1926)

Danish professor of metabolic research

Danish autobiographer