The Danish People's Party (Danish: Dansk Folkeparti) was a political party in Denmark during the German occupation in World War II.
The first leader of the party was Victor Pürschel, a former conservative MP and deputy spokesman.
Wilfred Petersen quickly became the new leader of the party which was then influenced by his sympathies for Nazism and antisemitism.
However, this caused Victor Pürschel and other leading members to leave the party during 1943.
This reduced Danish People's Party to a historical footnote that was soon forgotten.