She also wants to limit Danish citizenship to people who “contribute positively” to society and have a job and only give asylum to refugees from the UN’s refugee agency’s resettlement scheme.

But Mr Reventlow warns: “As a charismatic woman in her early forties, she comes across as determined with strong opinions, a strong character and, to some, a charming person.

“The Danes must make every effort not to repeat mistakes from elsewhere. They must not discount Vermund.

“They must take her seriously, because she is being taken seriously by those who agree with her.”

And she regularly blasts anyone who is sympathetic towards immigrants, because, in her words, they then “accept the subjugation of women, children, homosexuals and non-Muslims.”

Nye Borgerlige was founded in 2015 by Ms Vermund and Peter Seier Christensen after the pair clashed with the Conservative’s over EU membership, Europol and Ms Vermund’s failed attempt to become an MP.

Her voters are mostly white, middle class, male and wealthy with a university degree.

And while many Danes do not like her views, it’s important not to ostracise her, Mr Revetlow urges.

“They have to find common ground with the people they disagree with, and discover new ways of relating to each other, to understand the lives and challenges of those who have become so deeply distrustful of the perceived political elites.

“If they fail, Denmark might indeed be on the path toward a true dystopia after all.”