32 Men

The Assembly of 32 Men, also known as the City's 32 Men or simply as the 32 Men, was an assembly of respected citizens of Copenhagen, who had the right to demand an audience before the king. The assembly was first established in 1660. The first assembly was characterized by large merchants and the crown's creditors. The assembly was replaced in 1840 by the Copenhagen City Council.

Chairmen

Bertel Stuve
N. Jacobsen ; brewer
Ewert Weinmann
Nicolaj Fincke; brewer
Aage Kaarsbøl; wine merchant, 1781–
Christian Hansen; wholesaler, 1795–1810

Members

Appointed after 1600

Anders Rasmussen
Friderich Knudsen, 1686
Abraham Lehn, 1688–1709
Wulff Pettersen, 1688–
Johan Iising, 1688–
Morten Munch, 1691–
Hans Frich, 1691–
Hans Rasmusen, 1691–
Jacob Jacobsen, 1691–
Allert Tønsberg, 1691–
Søren Sørensen, 1691–

Appointed after 1700

Peder Iversen Kleve, 1710–1711
Herman Valeur, 1714–1711
Octavi Hollman, 1716–
Hans Hansen Berg
Jacob Severin
Tønnes Becher, 1738–
Jodochus Henrik Mundt, 1751–1772
Frederik Barfred, 1754–1766
Jens Wedege, 1765–1791
Niels Brock
Ätzer Atzersen
Jens Lausøe
P. Frese
P. Swane
Didrick Bechman
Jens Sønnichsen
H. Lange
Aage Kaasbøll
Søren Lange
Andreas Thomsen
W. Klingenberg
Octavius Hollman Baadh, 1771–
Christian Hansen Wholesaler, 1772–
Peter Fenger, 1772–1774
Johann Ludvig Zinn, 1772–1802
Lars Larssen, 1772–1807
Hans Wassard
Just Michael Aagaard
Erich Erichsen, 1798–1831
Jens Christopher Friborg, 1798–1831

Appointed after 1800

Johan Martin Quist, 1800–
Peter Christian Knudtzon, 1804–1835
Knud Christian Mundt, 1835–1840
Jørgen Thomsen Bech, 1806–
Jørgen Peter Bech
Jacob Holm
Andreas Hallander, 1806–
Johan Henrik Lindstorff, 1817–1823
Johannes Hammerich, 1817–1840
Hans Caspersen, 1821–1840
Henrik Frederik Prætorius, 1821–1840
Theodor Suhr, 1822–1834
Christian Waagepetersen, 1824–1835
Anders Hansen Bjerre, 1825–1840
Henrik Gamst, 1830–1840
H.P. Hansen, 1832–1840
Christopher Hedemann, 1835–1840
Nicolai Jonathan Meinert, 1837–1840
Henrik Kyhl, 1838–1840