List of Haitian ambassadors in Germany
The Haitian Ambassador in Berlin is the representative of the government in Port-au-Prince to the German government.
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From 1983 to November 1999 the embassy was located at Schlossallee 10 in Bonn.
List of representatives
Appointment Accreditation |
Representative | Comments | List of Heads of State of Haiti | List of the German Federal Governments | Abandon post |
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1891 | Before 1891 the Haitian ambassador in Paris was accredited in Berlin (fr) | François Denys Légitime | Leo of Caprivi | 1891 | |
1891 | Demesvar Delorme (en) | (* 1831; † 1901)[1] | 1897 | ||
1897 | vacant | Tirésias Simon-Sam | Clovis of Hohenlohe-Schillingsfürst | 1899 | |
1899 | Jean-Joseph Dalbémar | (* 1839) from May 1902 to December 1902 he headed the Ambassade d’Haïti en France | 1909 | ||
1909 | Callistène Fouchard | ministre des finances d’Haïti | François C. Antoine Simon | Theobald von Bethmann Hollweg | 1914 |
1914 | Léon Audain | (* December 27, 1863 in Port-au-Prince; †September 1930 in Paris) His father was Louis Audain, a noted physician LCS of Haiti. the dircctevr of the School of Medicine. | Oreste Zamor | 1915 | |
1915 | vacant | Jean Vilbrun Guillaume Sam | 5.June 1917 | ||
5.June 1917 | Interruption of diplomatic relations Protecting Power Spain. | Philippe Sudré Dartiguenave | George Michaelmas | 1921 | |
1921 | Fernand Dennis | 1926-1940 he was envoy in Havana, from 1941 he was Haitian Ambassador to the United States | Joseph Wirth | 1923 | |
1923 | Georges Gentil | From 9 October 1889 to 24 March 1896 he was chargé d’affaires in Madrid. | Louis Bornó | William Marx | 1925 |
1925 | Charles Bouchereau | Minister of Public Instruction | Hans Luther | 1928 | |
1928 | Luc Dominique | *From 27 September 1923 to 20 October 1924 he was list des ministres haïtiens des Cultes | Hermann Müller | 2.Aug. 1930 | |
2.Aug. 1930 | Pétien Boncy | Louis Eugène Roy | Heinrich Bruening | 18.March 1931 | |
1934 | Constantin Fouchard | (+1942) | Sténio Vincent | Adolf Hitler | 18.Dec. 1941 |
18.Dec. 1941 | Interruption of diplomatic relations Protective power Switzerland | Élie Lescot | 30.Apr. 1945 | ||
1956 | Jean Duvigneaud | Paul Eugène Magloire | Konrad Adenauer | 1957 | |
1957 | Yvon Perrier | [2] | Antonio Thrasybule Kebreau | 1958 | |
1958 | Franck M. Beauvoir | (b. 25 April 1014 in Port au Prince) Colonel son of Michel Beauvoir and Jeanne Roy; married Anetta Jannini from 1936,[3] | François Duvalier | 14.July 1967 | |
14.July 1967 | Carlet R. Auguste | (* 14 June 1903 in Cap-Haiti) On 8 Dec 1923 married Marie Ed Etienne, 5 children. Studied law Education: Free School of Law. Cap-Haiti. Graduate in Law 1937. – Merchant in the coffee business;
1973-1976.ambassador in Bonn.[4] |
Jean-Claude Duvalier | Willy Brandt | 1972 |
18.Apr. 1972 | Fritz D. Jean-Baptiste | [5] | 1973 | ||
1973 | Carlet R. Auguste | 21.Oct. 1976 | |||
21.Oct. 1976 | Edouard Francisque | Helmut Schmidt | 9.June 1981 | ||
9.June 1981 | Serge Élie Charles | 1988-1989: Serge Élie Charles: Foreign Ministers of Haiti | |||
30.Aug. 1983 | Francois Guillaume | Helmut Kohl | |||
19.March 1985 | Jean-Claude Andre | ||||
1987 | Jean Robert Saget | Henri Namphy | |||
1996 | Alrich Nicolas | November 1999: The Embassy moves to Berlin. | René Préval | 24.Aug. 2005 | |
24.Aug. 2005 | Jean Robert Saget | Boniface Alexandre | Angela Merkel | 2014 | |
2014 | Patrick Saint Hilaire | Chargé d’Affaires | Michel Martelly | ||
2015 | Frantz Bataille | Chargé d’Affaires | |||
2016 | Michèle Dominique Raymond | Chargé d’Affaires | Jocelerme Privert |
Individual references
- ↑ Demesvar Delorme
- ↑ Yvon Perrier
- ↑ books.google.com Franck M. Beauvoir
- ↑ Carlet R. Auguste books.google.com
- ↑ Bitter aftertaste. In: Der Spiegel. No. 22, 1974 (online).
- ↑ Tobias C. Bringmann: Handbook of diplomacy 1815-1963: foreign mission chiefs in Germany. S. 202 202
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