Danish
Movements since 1790
Some of the foundation of the
freethinking - democratic and modern society
in Denmark is based and built on the Cooperative
Movement from 1790s
(Andelsbevægelsen) - the Folk
High School Movement from 1844
(Højskolebevægelsen) - the growing
Danish Women’s Movement from
1870 (Kvindebevægelsen)
- as well as the developing Labour Movement
from 1870s (Arbejderbevægelsen)
- which all had great impact on the Danes daily
life - and also had enormous influence
in preparing and signing the Danish
Democratic Constitution
in 1849 - plus later sections
of the Constitutional Act. All these movements
have later evolved into new fruitful branches
- and local voluntary associations
- which are spread all over the Danish Kingdom
- with millions of active members - and is still
the cornerstone of Danish values
- culture - traditions and
solid cohesiveness - which
has been practiced through numerous generations.
Happy people & satisfied employees
All these basic factors and core values are
properly the reason - why the Danes are gifted
with several international awards for being
a nation with the "happiest people"
in the world - and recent studies backed
up by a number of editorial surveys reports
that the working environment in Denmark also
confirm that Danish companies have the most
satisfied employees in Europe
Ask for a seldom autograph!
When you meat a Dane - just politely
ask for their autograph - as
you are meeting someone very special - for instance
- the Danes you contact has the record of paying
the highest taxes in the world
- actually they are world champions
in this discipline - and placed on top of the
victory podium - and secondary they are the
only and seldom species that speak the Danish
language among the very chosen few
living on this lovely and crowded planet called
Earth.
Test the Danes Happiness
When you visit Denmark and Copenhagen
- you are welcome to speak to some Danish citizens
- and ask if they actually are the happiest
people in the world - as awarded by
numerous surveys and reviews during time - and
also if they are living in the happiest
place on earth - like some studies
claim - and we presume the answer will be quite
positive. Just try!
Respectful
togetherness and socialising start
very early at school among youngsters
in Denmark - and are core values
to interact and think together in
the Danish society - which also
is an important part of an easygoing
and peaceful lifestyle in Denmark.
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