Adrien Nieuwenhuys

Adrien Nieuwenhuys (born November 21, 1877 ; † unknown) was a Belgian diplomat .

Life

Adrien Nieuwenhuys entered the foreign service in 1902 and was accredited in Paris; from 1909 to 1914 he was first-class embassy secretary in Berlin. From late 1918 to 1920 he was chief of protocol in Brussels . In 1920 he was in Berlin d'affaires . From September 20, 1924, he was second class envoy in Luxembourg, where he was promoted to first class envoy in 1930. In Luxembourg he was accepted into the Order of the Oak Crown with a Grand Cross and in Belgium into the Order of the Crown .

On January 11, 1936, he was accredited as envoy in Vienna.

On September 14, 1939 he was appointed as envoy to Pius XII. accredited.

Individual evidence

1. ↑ Les Adieux de Monsieur Nieuwenhuys, ministre de Belgique à Luxembourg (PDF) Belgique - Corps diplomatique accredité à Luxembourg: Légation de Belgique: S. Exc. M. Adrien Nieuwenhuys  ( page no longer available , search in web archives )  Info: The link was automatically marked as defective. Please check the link according to the instructions and then remove this notice.  
2. ↑ January 1936, Agrement for the new Belgian envoy in Vienna Adrien Nieuwenhuys (BKA / AA ZI. 48.036-K / 1936, ministerial proposal 1 V2 pages). Austria. Council of Ministers, Rudolf Neck, Adam Wandruszka, Protocols of the Council of Ministers of the First Republic , 1918–1938: Volume 9, Part 4, 2000
3. ↑ Welcome address from Pope Pius XII. , September 14, 1939, accessed December 6, 2017

predecessor	Office	successor
Georges della Faille de Leverghem	Belgian ambassador in Berlin in 1920	André de Kerchove de Denterghem
	Belgian Ambassador to Luxembourg February 5, 1936–1936	Joseph Berryer
Raymond Le Ghait	Belgian ambassador in Vienna 1936–1939	Richard Huybrecht
Bernard de L'Escaille de Lier	Belgian ambassador to the Holy See 1939–1945	Réginald de Croy