into the new ⇒ Liberal Party Danish Social Liberal Party (Radikale Venstre) 1905: A radical faction of the ⇒ Left Reform Party seceded as the present-day Danish Social Liberal Party (Det Radikale Venstre, literally Radical Left) 2007: An MP and an MEP defected from the party in May 2007 and formed the Social Liberal/Social Conservative Ny Alliance. 2008: Ny Alliance changed to a more economically liberal platform. With this change the party changed its name to Liberal Alliance. 2009: Former Social Liberal Party MP Simon Emil Ammitzbøl founded Borgerligt Centrum, a centre-right party. A few months later, Ammitzbøl and leading members of Borgerligt Centrum left the party to join Liberal Alliance. Liberal Center 1965: A left-wing faction of the ⇒ Left formed the Liberal Center (Liberalt Centrum) 1968: LC disappeared Liberal leaders Danish Social Liberal Party: Carl Theodor Zahle - Hilmar Baunsgaard - Niels Helveg Petersen - Marianne Jelved - Margrethe Vestager Liberal Party: Poul Hartling - Uffe Ellemann-Jensen - Anders Fogh Rasmussen - Lars Løkke Rasmussen List of liberal organizations Venstre The Danish Liberal party. Det Radikale Venstre The Danish Social Liberal party. Liberal Alliance Venstres Ungdom Youth wing of Venstre Radikal Ungdom Youth wing Det Radikale Venstre Liberal Students of Denmark DLS - Danmarks Liberale Studerende CEPOS An independent classical-liberal/free-market conservative think tank The Copenhagen Institute A libertarian/free-market oriented think Tank. Support Initiative for Liberty and Democracy in the Baltic Area Liberalisterne The Liberals See also History of Denmark Politics of Denmark List of political parties in Denmark Cultural radicalism Politics of Denmark Liberalism in Denmark Denmark