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1997 in Denmark
Summary
Events from the year
1997
in Denmark
.
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See also:
Other events of 1997
List of years in Denmark
Incumbents
edit
Monarch -
Margrethe II
[1]
Prime minister -
Poul Nyrup Rasmussen
Events
edit
13 July–23 July – The
1997 Summer Deaflympics
are held in
Copenhagen
.
[2]
The arts
edit
Sports
edit
Badminton
24 May – 1 June – Denmark wins one gold medal, one silver medal and two bronze medals at the
1997 IBF World Championships
.
Hvidovre BK
wins the
Europe Cup
.
Cycling
6 April –
Rolf Sørensen
wins the
Tour of Flanders
classic road cycling race.
26 April –
Bjarne Riis
wins the
1997 Amstel Gold Race
.
27 July –
Bjarne Riis
finishes as number 7 in the
1997 Tour de France
.
October –
Rolf Sørensen
finishes second in the
Züri-Metzgete
road cycling race.
Jimmi Madsen
(DEN) and
Jens Veggerby
(DEN) win the
Six Days of Copenhagen
six-day track cycling race
.
Football
7 May –
F.C. Copenhagen
wins the
1996–97 Danish Cup
by defeating
Ikast FC
2–0 in the final.
Handball
14 December —
Denmark
wins gold at the
1997 World Women's Handball Championship
in
Germany
by defeating
Norway
33–20 in the final.
Swimming
18–24 –
1997 European Aquatics Championships
19 August – Denmark wins a bronze medal in
Women's 4 × 200 metre freestyle relay
.
22 August
Mette Jacobsen
wins a gold medal in
Women's 100 metre butterfly
24 August
Mette Jacobsen
wins a bronze medal in
Women's 200 metre butterfly
.
Other
8 March —
Wilson Kipketer
wins gold in Men's 800 metres at the
1997 IAAF World Indoor Championships
in
Paris
, France.
May —
Mads Larsen
becomes
IBO super middleweight Champion
after a fourth-round knockout win over American Shannon Landberg.
15 June —
Tom Kristensen
wins
Le Mans
for the first time as part of the
Joest Racing
team.
August —
Wilson Kipketer
wins gold in
Men's 800 metres
at the
1997 World Championships in Athletics
in
Athens
, Greece.
24 August —
Wilson Kipketer
sets his third
world record in the men's 800 metres
that year with the time 1:41.11.
6 September
Lars Michaelsen
wins the first stage of the
1997 Vuelta a España
and wears the leader's jersey for three days.
Hans Nielsen
wins the
1987 Individual Speedway World Championship
at the
Olympic Stadium
in
Amsterdam
.
12 October —
Bo Hamburger
wins silver in
Men's road race
at the
1997 UCI Road World Championships
.
Births
edit
January–March
edit
10 March –
Emil Nielsen
, handballer
April–June
edit
27 April –
Anders Antonsen
, badminton player
20 May –
Joakim Mæhle
, footballer
28 May –
Jacob Rasmussen
, footballer
July–September
edit
19 August –
Mia Blichfeldt
, badminton player
October–December
edit
6 October –
Kasper Dolberg
, professional footballer
28 October –
Justin Shaibu
, professional footballer
5 December –
Clara Rugaard
, actress
9 December –
Alexander Bah
, professional footballer
Deaths
edit
January–March
edit
23 January –
Hardy Rafn
, actor (born
1930
)
3 March –
Finn Høffding
, composer (born
1899
)
10 March –
Johannes Theodor Suhr
, Roman Catholic bishop (born
1896
)
15 March –
Svend Wiig Hansen
, sculptor and painter (born
1927
)
July–September
edit
5 August –
Poul Møller
, politician (born
1919
)
October–December
edit
5 November –
Niels Macholm
, painter and graphic artist (born
1915
)
17 December –
Marie Gudme Leth
(born
1895
)
See also
edit
1997 in Danish television
References
edit
^
"Margrethe II | queen of Denmark".
Encyclopedia Britannica
. Retrieved
16 June
2019
.
^
Bell, Daniel (17 March 2016).
Encyclopedia of International Games
. McFarland. p. 512.
ISBN
978-1-4766-1527-1
.