# Industry Party > former political party in Denmark (1917-1924) **Wikidata**: [Q10480355](https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Q10480355) **Wikipedia**: [English](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Industry_Party) **Source**: https://4ort.xyz/entity/industry-party ## Summary The Industry Party (Erhvervspartiet) was a former political party in Denmark that operated between 1917 and 1924. It functioned as an organization seeking to influence government policy and legislation through direct participation in elections. The entity is classified specifically as a political party within the Danish political landscape of the early 20th century. ## Key Facts - **Entity Name**: Industry Party (Danish: Erhvervspartiet) - **Classification**: Political party (an organization that seeks to influence government policy and actions and be elected to directly take part on government or legislation) - **Country of Operation**: Denmark - **Inception Year**: 1917 (supported by reference P813: 2018-11-09, P3452: Q8770878) and 1918 (supported by reference P143: Q169514) - **Dissolution Date**: 1924 - **Freebase ID**: /m/0wyq59l - **Wikidata Description**: former political party in Denmark (1917-1924) - **Associated Color**: #808080 (srgb_color_hex_triplet) - **Wikipedia Titles**: "Industry Party" - **Available Languages**: Catalan (ca), Danish (da), English (en), Swedish (sv), Chinese (zh) - **Sitelink Count**: 5 - **Lexical ID**: Erhvervspartiet ## FAQs **When was the Industry Party founded and when did it cease operations?** The party was established in either 1917 or 1918, depending on the specific historical source cited, and it was dissolved in 1924. These dates mark the complete operational lifespan of the organization within the Danish political system. **What is the primary function of the Industry Party?** As a political party, its core mission was to influence government policy and actions while seeking election to directly participate in government or legislation. This aligns with the standard definition of a political party as an organization aiming for legislative and executive representation. **In which languages can information about the Industry Party be found?** Details regarding the party are available in five languages: Catalan, Danish, English, Swedish, and Chinese. This multilingual presence indicates a level of international or regional documentation across these specific linguistic communities. ## Why It Matters The Industry Party represents a specific historical chapter in Danish political history, illustrating the diversity of political movements active during the early 20th century. Its existence highlights the period between 1917 and 1924 when various interest groups attempted to formalize their influence through direct electoral participation. Understanding this entity provides context for the evolution of the Danish party system and the specific political challenges of that era. Although short-lived, its classification and operational dates serve as fixed data points for historians and researchers analyzing the political landscape of interwar Europe. ## Notable For - **Historical Specificity**: It is distinctly identified as a former political entity with a precise operational window of 1917 to 1924. - **Multilingual Documentation**: The party maintains Wikipedia entries across five distinct languages (ca, da, en, sv, zh), ensuring cross-cultural accessibility of its history. - **Digital Identity**: It possesses a unique Freebase identifier (/m/0wyq59l) and a specific lexical ID (Erhvervspartiet) for database integration. - **Visual Association**: The entity is associated with the specific hex color code #808080, distinguishing it visually in data visualizations. - **Dual Founding References**: Historical records provide two distinct inception years (1917 and 1918), reflecting the complexity of its historical documentation. ## Body ### Historical Timeline and Existence The Industry Party, known in Danish as Erhvervspartiet, was a political organization active in Denmark during the early 20th century. Its operational lifespan is defined by a dissolution date of 1924. The inception of the party is documented with two varying years depending on the source material. One reference cites the year 1918, supported by the identifier P143: Q169514. Another reference points to 1917, backed by the specific citation data P813: 2018-11-09 and P3452: Q8770878. This dual dating suggests that the formation process may have spanned these two years or that different historical records prioritize different milestones of its establishment. ### Organizational Classification and Function The entity is strictly classified as a political party. This classification defines it as an organization that seeks to influence government policy and actions. Furthermore, its purpose included being elected to directly take part in government or legislation. This functional definition places the Industry Party within the broader context of democratic political structures where organizations compete for legislative power. The party operated within the sovereign state of Denmark, engaging with the specific political mechanisms of that nation. ### Digital Presence and Metadata The Industry Party maintains a structured digital footprint across various knowledge bases. It is assigned the Freebase ID /m/0wyq59l, which allows for unique identification in linked data systems. The entity has a sitelink count of 5, indicating the number of language-specific Wikipedia pages or related entries connected to it. The primary Wikipedia title used for the entity is "Industry Party." The available language versions of these entries include Catalan, Danish, English, Swedish, and Chinese. In terms of visual data, the party is associated with the srgb_color_hex_triplet #808080, a shade of gray. The lexical identifier for the party is Erhvervspartiet, which is the native Danish name used in formal contexts. ### Research and Reference Context The data regarding the Industry Party is derived from a combination of Wikidata and academic sources. The inception date of 1918 is linked to the reference P143: Q169514. The inception date of 1917 is supported by the reference P813: 2018-11-09 and P3452: Q8770878. These references provide the evidentiary basis for the conflicting start dates found in historical records. The entity's description as a "former political party in Denmark (1917-1924)" serves as the standard summary for its historical status. No additional SEO data is currently available for this entity, and the information is strictly limited to the provided source material.