Bluhme II cabinet

Danish Government Cabinet (1864-1865)
C. A. Bluhme's second cabinet

13th Cabinet of Denmark
Date formed11 July 1864 (1864-07-11)
Date dissolved6 November 1865 (1865-11-06)
People and organisations
MonarchChristian IX
Prime MinisterChristian Albrecht Bluhme
History
PredecessorMonrad
SuccessorFrijs

The Second cabinet of Christian Albrecht Bluhme was the government of Denmark from 11 July 1864 to 6 November 1865 and was in power during the Second Schleswig War.

List of ministers and portfolios

The cabinet consisted of these ministers:[1]

Portfolio Minister Took office Left office
Council President,
Minister of Foreign Affairs &
Minister for Holstein and Lauenburg
Christian Albrecht Bluhme
11 July 18646 November 1865
Minister for Finance
Christian Nathan David [da]
11 July 18646 November 1865
Minister of the Interior
Frederik Ferdinand von Tillisch [da]
11 July 18646 November 1865
Minister of the Navy
Otto Hans Lütken [da]
11 July 18646 November 1865
Minister of Justice &
Kultus Minister
Eugenius Sophus Ernst Heltzen [da]
11 July 186430 March 1865
George Quaade [da] (act.)
30 March 18657 April 1865
Cosmus Bræstrup [da]
7 April 18656 November 1865
Minister without portfolio
George Quaade [da]
11 July 186413 May 1865
Carl Moltke [da]
13 May 18655 July 1865
Minister of War
Christian Frederik Hansen
11 July 18646 November 1865
Minister for Schleswig
Christian Gottfried Johannsen [da]
11 July 186418 November 1864
Preceded by
Monrad
 Cabinet of Denmark
11 July 1864 – 6 November 1865 		Succeeded by
Frijs

References

  1. ^ "Regeringen Bluhme II". Statsministeriet (in Danish). Statsministeriet. Retrieved 21 September 2024.
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19th century
  • Moltke I
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  • Monrad
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  • Fonnesbech
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20th century
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  • Christensen I
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  • Neergaard
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  • 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
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  • Hedtoft III
  • Hansen I
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  • Baunsgaard
  • Krag III
  • Jørgensen I
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  • 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


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