Vice-Admiral Hans Birch Dahlerup was a Danish naval officer. He was among Denmark's most important naval strategists in the 19th century. Dahlerup rose through the ranks to become a counter admiral in the Royal Danish Navy.
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Dahlerup was first captured during the Battle of Zealand Point, where his brother Jens lost his life.
"Little Marie on Neky's arm", painting by Niels Peter Holbech (1838). Neky served in Dahlerup's home in Copenhagen. The Holbech and Dahlerup families knew each other, and Marie's younger sister Ursula was married to Hans Joost Vilhelm Dahlerup.!["Thorvaldsen's arrival at Copenhagen Rowing", by CW Eckersberg. Dahlerup is sitting next to Thorvaldsen in the rowing boat in the middle of the picture.[11]](https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/e/e9/Eckersberg%2C_CW_-_Thorvaldsens_ankomst_p%C3%A5_K%C3%B8benhavns_red.jpg/1280px-Eckersberg%2C_CW_-_Thorvaldsens_ankomst_p%C3%A5_K%C3%B8benhavns_red.jpg)
"Thorvaldsen's arrival at Copenhagen Rowing", by CW Eckersberg. Dahlerup is sitting next to Thorvaldsen in the rowing boat in the middle of the picture.[11]
Austrian blockade of Venice
1850 portrait of Dahlerup by Eduard Kaiser.
Hans Birch Dahlerup in 1872
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Édouard ThouvenelAlso won Knight Grand Cross of the Order of Guadalupe
Hans von Kaltenborn-StachauAlso won Knight Grand Cross of the Iron Crown (Austria)
Christopher de PausAlso won Knight Grand Cross of the Order of St. Gregory the Great
Alfred VerdrossAlso won Knight Grand Cross of the Order of St. Gregory the Great
Stevan ŠupljikacAlso won Knight Grand Cross of the Iron Crown (Austria)
Félix DouayAlso won Knight Grand Cross of the Order of GuadalupeAbout this person
Vice-Admiral Hans Birch Dahlerup was a Danish naval officer. He was among Denmark's most important naval strategists in the 19th century. Dahlerup rose through the ranks to become a counter admiral in the Royal Danish Navy. He also served as vice admiral and commander-in-chief of the Imperial Austrian Navy after the Revolution of 1848. Dahlerup rebuilt the Austrian navy and led the blockade and recapture of Venice in 1849. For these efforts, he was knighted by Franz Joseph I of Austria. Dahlerup had a broad interest in culture and science. He was fluent in German, English, French and Italian as foreign languages. He wrote his memoirs, published in four volumes after his death.
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