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Index: Our Jesper Kongstad Series of Danish Stories

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Summary: A listing of our series of articles about the Chairman of the Administrative Council of the European Patent Organisation (EPO), including addenda

THE 14 recent posts about Jesper Kongstad are already indexed in our EPO wiki, but one single index with all the articles about Jesper Kongstad might also be valuable, so here it is:



  1. Danish Fairy Tales and Legends: The Secret Life of Jesper Kongstad
  2. Introduction to Jesper Kongstad, EPO Chairman of the Administrative Council
  3. Addendum: Controversial Chinchilla Farming by the Kongstad Family


  4. Danish Stories - Part II: Kongstad's Political Masters in Denmark and Rumoured Connections to the Venstre Party
  5. Addendum I: Photos of Troel Lund Poulsen and Michael Dithmer
  6. Addendum II: Photos of Troel Lund Poulsen With Fur


  7. Danish Stories - Part III: Jesper Kongstad a Danish Civil Servant With a Distinctly Entrepreneurial Streak


  8. Danish Stories - Part IV: Jesper Kongstad and FJORDBLINK MEDICAL ApS
  9. Addendum I: FJORDBLINK MEDICAL ApS Technically Housed in Jesper Kongstad's New Mansion?
  10. Addendum II: FJORDBLINK MEDICAL ApS - Further Information and a Mystery


  11. Danish Stories - Part V: Jesper Kongstad's Chinchilla Fur Farming
  12. Addendum I: Danish Fur Industry - Further Information Regarding Political Lobbying
  13. Addendum II: Article About the Kongstads' Villa Becoming a Breeding Farm for the Fur Industry


  14. Danish Puff Pieces: Latest 'Puff Pieces' From Denmark About the Opening of a New DKPTO Branch Office


We look forward to any updates from readers or correspondents in Denmark. We hope this will help Danish journalists further their breadth or scope of research for future articles.

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