Henrik Cavling

1858–1933 (age 75)

Biography

Henrik Cavling was a pioneering journalist whose reporting combined incisive analysis with a commitment to informing the public debate. His work helped raise standards for investigative journalism and earned him admiration from colleagues and readers alike.

Cavling also championed press freedom, believing that an informed citizenry was essential to democracy. His grave in Lyngby Assistens Kirkegård stands as a tribute to a journalist who upheld the highest ideals of the profession.

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