André Jean-Jacques Boissier

André Jean-Jacques Boissier was one of the five consuls general of France in the German Empire .

Life

During the time of National Socialism, France had, in addition to the Consulate General in Berlin, until 1939, another four Consulates General in Cologne , Hamburg , Stuttgart and Dresden . The function of Consul General of France in Dresden was entrusted to André Jean-Jacques Boissier. It was based in Dresden's old town, Gartenstrasse 2. When the Second World War broke out, André Jean-Jacques Boissier left the German Reich in 1939.

literature

Herrmann AL Degener : Degeners Who is it? . Xth edition, Berlin 1935, p. 160.

Individual evidence

↑ Frank Bajohr, Christoph Strupp: Strange Views on the "Third Reich": Reports by Foreign Diplomats on Rule and Society in Germany, 1933–1945 , 2011, p. 141.
↑ Manfred Vasold: August 1939. The last eleven days before the outbreak of the Second World War , 1999, p. 213.

personal data
SURNAME	Boissier, André Jean-Jacques
BRIEF DESCRIPTION	Consul General of France
DATE OF BIRTH	19th century or 20th century
DATE OF DEATH	after 1935

[1] Frank Bajohr, Christoph Strupp: Strange Views on the "Third Reich": Reports by Foreign Diplomats on Rule and Society in Germany, 1933–1945 , 2011, p. 141.

[2] Manfred Vasold: August 1939. The last eleven days before the outbreak of the Second World War , 1999, p. 213.