(Photographer) Nicolai Frahm (Art collector) Sven Holm (Author) Kristian von Hornsleth (Artist) Marie Tetzlaff (Journalist) Government and Politics Christian Albrecht Bluhme (Prime Minister of Denmark, 1852–53) Bernt Johan Collet (Danish Minister of Defence 1987–88, co-founder of CEPOS) Joachim Gersdorff (Steward of the Danish Realm, 1650–60) Marcus Knuth (Member of parliament, Denmark) Hannibal Sehested (Prime Minister of Denmark, 1900–01) Knud Sehested (Inaugural Danish Minister for Agriculture, 1896–97) Niels Trolle (Steward of Norway, 1656–61) Corfitz Ulfeld (Statesman and notorious traitor, 1606–1664) Military Søren Haslund-Christensen (Major general and Danish Hofmarschall, 1989–2003) Anders Lassen (Major, recipient of the Victoria Cross and Military Cross & Two Bars) Others Prince Christian of Denmark (2021-2022 – pulled from the school shortly after completing the first years of his upper secondary education due to reports of recurring incidents of bullying, violence and sexual abuse at the school) Sven Clausen (Doctor of law, professor, author, playwright, poet) Frederik Harhoff (Legal Officer at the International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia) Michael Møller ( Under-Secretary-General of the United Nations and current Director-General United Nations Office at Geneva Switzerland) Prince Nikolai of Denmark (attended from 2015–2018) Peter Sisseck (Oenologist) Christian Stadil (Owner of Hummel International) See also Herlufsholm Strand References External links Herlufsholm School Website Herlovianersamfundet Image Gymnasiums in Denmark Boarding schools in Denmark International Baccalaureate schools in Denmark Manor houses in Næstved Municipality 1565 establishments in Denmark Educational institutions established in the 1560s Buildings and structures associated with the Gøye family