Horst Blomeyer-Bartenstein

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Horst Hans Heinrich Blomeyer-Bartenstein (born January 3, 1918 in Cologne , † September 14, 2007 in Munich ) was a German lawyer , diplomat and ambassador .

Life

As the son of Major Hans Heinrich Blomeyer-Bartenstein, he attended the Maximiliansgymnasium in Munich . This was followed by a period in the Reich Labor Service and, after the introduction of compulsory military service, from 1936 onwards, service in the Wehrmacht . He was a participant in World War II and most recently had the rank of captain .

From 1945 to 1948 he studied law and political science at the Ludwig Maximilians University in Munich . In 1950 he was in Munich with the work The occupation of an area for management on a contractual basis for Dr. jur. PhD . He then worked as an assistant at the Institute for International Law at the University of Munich. He passed the second state examination in law in 1951. This was followed by a position as a lecturer at the University of Political Science in Munich.

From 1952 he worked for the Foreign Office ; first at the Bonn headquarters, then from 1958 to 1964 at the German consulate in San Francisco and the embassy in Washington, DC From 1965 onwards, he was a member of the German diplomatic mission to the European Union in Brussels . He returned to Bonn in 1966 and headed the international law department there . As envoy and deputy ambassador, he worked at the German embassy in Paris from 1969 to 1975 .

Blomeyer-Bartenstein became ambassador of the Federal Republic of Germany for Australia , Nauru , Papua New Guinea , Solomon Islands and Vanuatu in the capital of Australia in Canberra in 1975 , and from 1980 German ambassador to Belgium. In 1983 he retired.

The high points of his diplomatic career were accompanying Konrad Adenauer in Moscow and his collaboration on the German treaties. When he was representing the Federal Republic in the US diplomatic service, the Cuba crisis occurred in 1962 .

Since 1943 he was married to Ruth Maria Chop (1920–2018). His son Hans Henning Blomeyer-Bartenstein also became a German diplomat. Horst Blomeyer-Bartenstein was buried in the north cemetery in Munich.

Fonts

  • with Heribald Närger : The inspection complaint and the so-called official insult. Munich 1950
  • with Erich Kaufmann: The police interference with freedoms and rights. Frankfurt 1951
  • with Richard B. Freund: Observation Posts and Non-Acquisition of Nuclear Weapons. February 19, 1964, RG 59
  • The Governor General's Reservations in Australia. In: Heinrich Kipp, Armin Steinkamm: To law and freedom. 1977
  • The Federal Republic of Germany. Aspects of its role in the European Community and its relations with Australia. Committee for Economic Development of Australia, Melbourne 1978, ISBN 0858010879

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personal data
SURNAME Blomeyer-Bartenstein, Horst
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Blomeyer-Bartenstein, Horst Hans Heinrich (full name)
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German lawyer, diplomat and ambassador
DATE OF BIRTH January 3, 1918
PLACE OF BIRTH Cologne
DATE OF DEATH September 14, 2007
Place of death Munich