Frederik Moltke

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Frederik Moltke

Liege Count Frederik Georg Julius "Fritz" Moltke (born February 27, 1825 in Copenhagen , † October 1, 1875 in Bregentved ) was a Danish politician and foreign minister in the Estrup cabinet .

Life

Moltke's father was the first Danish Prime Minister, Adam Wilhelm Moltke , his mother was Marie Elisabeth Knuth; thus came Frederik Moltke paternal home the Moltke and the house mother Knuth , both Mecklenburg Uradelsgeschlechter , who had settled in Denmark. His brother was the politician Christian Moltke , one of his cousins ​​was the first Danish foreign minister, Frederik Marcus Knuth .

In 1842 Moltke became a student. In 1848 he went into diplomacy and was attaché in London from 1850 to 1855 . In 1851 he was appointed chamberlain . From 1855 to 1861 he was a member of the Folketing , 1866 to 1875 of the Landsting . He belonged first to the national liberal party , later to the Højre . In 1873 Moltke received the Grand Cross of the Dannebrog Order . In 1875 he was appointed to the Estrup government, but died after a few months in office due to illness and was replaced by his predecessor, Baron Otto Rosenørn-Lehn . Moltke was considered popular with his subordinates.

Marriage and offspring

On June 6, 1851, Moltke married Caroline von der Maase (1827–1886). They fathered the son Hemming Wilhelm Moltke (1861-1927), later chamberlain.

ancestors

Frederik Knuth
liege count Moltke
Adam Wilhelm Moltke
liege count Moltke
Joachim Godske Moltke
liege count Moltke
Adam Gottlob von Moltke
Lehnsgraf von Moltke
Christiane Frederikke Moltke, b. Brügmann
Georgine Moltke, b. from Buchwaldt Caspar von Buchwaldt
Chamberlain
Sophie Charlotte von Buchwaldt, b. from Hahn's
lady-in-waiting
Marie Elisabeth Moltke, b. Knuth Frederik Knuth
Count of Knuthenborg
Eggert Christopher Knuth
Count of Knuthenborg
Maria Knuth, b. of Numsen
Juliane Marie Knuth, b. from Møsting Frederik Christian von Møsting
Chamberlain
Elisabeth Cathrine von Møsting, b. by Schack
lady-in-waiting

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